0:03
Adam curry
0:05
Jhansi Dvorak April 19-20 25th
wedding
0:09
Gitmo Nation Media
assassination episode
0:12
1235 this is no agenda in the
morning
0:24
everybody
0:25
hi Adam Curry and for northern
Silicon
0:27
Valley where they're forcing us
to wear
0:28
face masks Jessi Dvorak is that
in your
0:37
your rules you get away face
masks
0:39
everywhere now not today but
starting
0:41
soon really we already have
that I think
0:45
we our face masks stuff is
already in
0:47
place here we have the the new
the new
0:49
guidelines we're opening up
Texas is
0:51
going to be leading I'm very
excited
0:54
we're getting out of jail yeah
I noticed
0:57
you guys are evened out you
weren't even
0:59
down for the count
0:59
yeah we're yeah we've been kind
of
1:01
locked up before we do anything
since I
1:04
figured we'd turn the tables
for a
1:06
moment since every mainstream
outlet is
1:10
at home and they're
broadcasting from
1:12
their house
1:14
sounded like crass sounding
like total
1:17
crap but that's what their
broadly this
1:19
were their broadcasters all
right yeah
1:22
why don't we show them how we
can do
1:27
their job just as well you know
the
1:30
studio audience the opening
like the
1:32
view would like take the view
for a
1:34
moment you know how they open
up and
1:36
they've got all got all their
their
1:38
topics and what's going on
let's show
1:40
the view how no agenda does it
and the
1:44
morning foundation on today's
episode
1:47
the gentlemen of the No Agenda
show will
1:50
spin
1:50
the United States to discover
who's the
1:53
next to protest so exciting
1:56
also half the elites continuing
to abuse
1:59
the terrible Rona data to take
away our
2:02
Liberty now that President
Trump has
2:04
outlined a three-stage plan
those are
2:07
the facts of this world and
halls a
2:10
render to them you pigs and
human
2:12
clothing and you slaves should
get used
2:15
to your crappy mac and cheese
most of
2:18
your favorite restaurants are
just not
2:20
going to make it that will have
an
2:22
international perspective on how
2:23
countries outside of the US are
2:25
continuing to deal with Corona
Corona
2:27
Corona of course there'll be
plenty of
2:30
humor and media deconstruction
to keep
2:32
your amygdala healthy now let's
hear
2:35
from John Cedar Park and there
we go
3:03
thank you Dave Jennifer I
thought that
3:05
was pretty good developer chops
3:09
she totally totally gets it yes
chops
3:12
that's exactly what it is well
no sooner
3:15
had our show ended on Thursday
but yes
3:18
we got the announcement with the
3:19
multistage approach to every
state maybe
3:23
right down to the county level
reopening
3:25
and rejoining American society
however
3:31
amidst all the excitement about
that a
3:34
fast one was pulled on us with
the data
3:38
and no one really talks about
it this is
3:45
where I'm waiting to see if you
heard
3:47
anything about a lot well gone
were the
3:50
models the health data org
model was
3:55
gone the and that is the the
Murray
3:59
model and gone were the other
there was
4:01
no mention of the models
nothing at all
4:03
we have a new chart and it
happened just
4:06
think it was like a magic trick
so well
4:09
performed because it happened
right in
4:11
front of your eyes no one said
anything
4:14
no one questions it
4:16
it started with pence after the
4:18
president did his typical thing
how
4:20
great we are
4:21
and pence just threw it out
there
4:24
governors at every level or
health care
4:26
workers and our fellow
Americans we've
4:29
saved lives
4:30
and every American should be
comforted
4:34
by that and we can see it in
the numbers
4:36
in the charts that I'll present
today
4:40
these three maps track
influenza-like
4:43
illness which in this instance
is mostly
4:47
coronavirus across America the
first map
4:51
reflects the total number of
cases on
4:53
the week ending March the 28th
the next
4:57
map reflects our data about the
total
5:00
number of cases on the week
ending April
5:03
4th and we stand here today
with the
5:07
final map reflecting the total
number of
5:09
cases across America as of
April the
5:12
11th with these trends underway
5:14
President Trump has the White
House
5:16
coronavirus task force to
develop new
5:18
guidelines for opening up
America again
5:21
now I'm real happy that we're
gonna get
5:23
new guidelines for opening up
America
5:25
again but these new trends
5:27
you can't just introduce a
whole new
5:29
chart with different data and
say it's a
5:31
trend Saveur created baby and I
took the
5:36
liberty of posting this chart
John so
5:39
you can take a look you can
find it at
5:41
Co vid bullcrap calm somebody
got smart
5:47
board I did that I did that Co
5:50
bullcrap calm so you definitely
go there
5:54
and you can see this chart I'll
bring it
5:56
up myself here and we're going
to listen
5:59
to dr. Burks walk us through it
now what
6:01
you're seeing here and visual
for the
6:04
people who aren't seeing it is
the
6:06
different influenza cases
starting in
6:11
2012 a 2011 to 2009 to 2010 all
the way
6:17
through to the current cycle
and it's
6:21
interesting because this is the
exact
6:23
chart that I got so much flak
before
6:25
when I asked on the tweeters
and Scott
6:29
Adams went berserk over the
question I
6:31
said hey if this is the
influenza for
6:34
2019 2020 it's dropping off the
cliff
6:38
what happened and of course
everybody
6:41
had a reason to question and lo
and
6:42
behold this exact chart is now
being
6:44
used as the trend line for
getting rid
6:47
of it but has nothing to do
with kovat
6:50
19 this is an established
system it is
6:54
called the influenza like
illness
6:57
reporting system or network
which is
7:00
it's been in place for a long
time and
7:02
doctors and have systems and
ways to get
7:05
the information and very
quickly very
7:06
easily proven over time which
is exactly
7:09
what was lacking with
coronavirus just
7:11
Chuck chatting everybody at
marking
7:14
everybody up is died from
corona virus
7:17
just propping it into some
spreadsheet
7:19
somewhere more money in it of
course
7:20
there's more money which is
actually one
7:23
of the perhaps side reasons why
they
7:25
might have done this Melissa
listen to
7:26
dr. Burks explain what's going
on here
7:28
no apology for disappearance of
the
7:31
previous models or any of the
the the
7:33
trends that we were waiting for
or peak
7:36
or flattening the curve this is
a
7:37
completely surged nice it's not
even the
7:40
same data all right follow
along at
7:43
kovat bullcrap calm in addition
the CDC
7:47
has the influenza like illness
net
7:49
distributed throughout the
United States
7:51
very useful in the wintertime
that first
7:55
peak is influenza B in the red
that's
7:57
this season I showed you all
the seasons
8:00
here so you could see the
seasons as
8:02
they are just
8:03
the first peak is influenza B
second
8:06
peak influenza influenza A and
then you
8:09
can see the corona virus hold
on a
8:12
second that's a good one this is
8:16
unbelievable so we're looking
at a trend
8:18
line which by the way is not
the highest
8:21
2017-2018 season was to people
to end
8:26
the 20 2009-2010
8:28
oh yes the 2017-2018 season we
know that
8:32
the hospitals were stretched
and there
8:35
were news articles about it but
no one
8:37
yelling and screaming and
crying for
8:39
help the way we saw with corona
virus
8:42
masks so what she just says
there is and
8:47
this is the influenza like this
8:50
surveillance network and if
someone
8:53
comes by the way it could be
mentioned
8:55
that based on the influence of
like
8:58
illness that means that during
this
9:01
three peaks at which that she's
talking
9:04
about the a the B and the
corona yeah it
9:06
all because the mix could all
be corona
9:08
it could all be influences yeah
all well
9:11
let's let's but Burke's finish
and then
9:13
we'll have the CDC director
really punch
9:16
at home you can see its decline
and it's
9:19
declining towards baseline this
will
9:21
allow us again city by city
community by
9:24
community state by state to
look for
9:27
variations in an early response
mode in
9:30
those at localities that I
described so
9:33
I'm fine with this but if you
really
9:36
look at this data so you're
telling me
9:39
corona virus was not around
even though
9:43
we see this spike which they're
saying
9:45
oh that was influenza B I
thought one of
9:47
them didn't show up at all this
year
9:48
maybe that was corona virus and
maybe
9:51
that was the controller they
had the two
9:53
things they had a and B both
listened to
9:57
the CDC director going a little
bit more
9:59
depth about what how what what
is
10:02
reported here remember it's
just an
10:04
influenza like illness it's not
corona
10:07
influenza like could be drippy
nose a
10:09
sore throat
10:11
I now have an influenza like
illness
10:13
report but we've also developed
10:15
a system to monitor for upper
10:17
respiratory tract disease I can
get the
10:20
first slide there this is an
example
10:23
because when we talk about what
we know
10:26
about this current pandemic the
reality
10:29
is we know a lot because we've
developed
10:31
these monitoring systems up on
the slide
10:33
is a system that we've developed
10:35
initially for flu and what it
does as
10:39
you can see there's a multiple
different
10:41
flu seasons and they track them
over the
10:45
course of a year I want you to
look at
10:47
the red line and that happens
to be this
10:50
year's respiratory season and
you see
10:54
there is a peak there up over
the 50
10:58
52-week so that's the peak
right at the
11:01
end of the year in December
when lots of
11:05
people were sick and they went
and got
11:08
tested wasn't influenza but
they had a
11:10
lot of symptoms similar to
Kovach but
11:12
can't be that and that peak was
when we
11:14
actually had a peak of
influenza B this
11:18
year was a little different
because
11:20
after that viral syndrome came
down and
11:23
you can see it that actually we
had
11:26
another peak and that's when
influenza A
11:28
was active through our country
and you
11:31
can see influenza A started to
drop but
11:35
then you saw a third peak that
peak was
11:39
you were looking at the corona
virus 19
11:41
just because I say so
11:43
so we have systems all the way
down to
11:46
the county level that we can
see where
11:49
there's respiratory tract
illness which
11:52
is not the same as the actual
corona
11:55
virus it's just respiratory
illness it's
11:58
just driving me crazy
11:59
and so it's not just just
taking a test
12:02
it's monitoring these systems
that have
12:07
been developed over the last
over
12:08
decades and we have multiple
ones we
12:11
have another one this that is
monitored
12:13
in emergency looking at syndrome
12:15
diagnosis and they show the
same thing
12:18
so we're well equipped to
monitor to see
12:22
when respiratory tract viral
disease
12:25
will come and becomes a very
good
12:27
surrogate
12:28
for when you can begin to
understand
12:30
that we need to start looking
more
12:31
ideologically about what's
going on
12:34
ideologically what does that
mean it is
12:40
a word
12:41
ideologically I've never heard
that I
12:42
think it's AED I think it's AI
di
12:45
something is to some term I've
heard it
12:48
like ideal as an ideal no no
he's got
12:50
something just got nothing to
do with
12:51
anything that you did stop the
anything
12:53
to do with ideal it's something
else
12:56
it's like I'll try to find it
viral
13:00
disease will come and becomes a
very
13:02
good surrogate for when you can
begin to
13:05
understand that we need to
start looking
13:07
more ideologically about what's
going on
13:09
you can see now in week 15
we're really
13:13
coming down to the baseline
background
13:15
in terms of our flu
surveillance system
13:17
from the overall coronavirus
situation
13:21
right now etiological ET i
that's it
13:24
thank you trolls of relating to
or based
13:28
on etiology or etiologic
treatment of
13:32
disease seeks to remove or
correct its
13:35
cause don't use those words and
anyway
13:39
I'm over my anger because
Thursday I was
13:42
just like it's clear we were
conned
13:47
we were conned with your
bullshit or
13:50
angle shit data
13:51
yeah well it's it comes and
comes and it
13:56
goes exactly how I feel
14:00
they put us into this based
upon a a 2
14:03
million death model that model
Rubert
14:06
was revised for timely and
AmeriCorps
14:09
time four times that this has
happened
14:11
and and now we got 60,000 and
don't look
14:16
over here look over here look
at this
14:18
chart that red lines going down
and
14:20
based upon this chart now so
just well
14:24
not only based on this chart
but this
14:26
will be a big factor in getting
14:31
everybody back to work because
it's safe
14:33
and although the mainstream
late now
14:36
although the mainstream
14:39
keeps pushing that we can't go
back to
14:41
work until we have a vaccine
and all the
14:43
testing testing testing because
they got
14:45
to keep this economy so it's in
the tank
14:47
the election they don't care
about you
14:49
no of course not of course not
so
14:54
testing pouchy did doctor Falchi
14:58
america's doctor also known as
the angel
15:00
of death he did a long thing
about
15:03
testing on friday at least
fifteen
15:06
minutes and after you woke up
you're
15:09
like huh huh because you got
testing and
15:11
this is important so he he's I
don't
15:14
know if he was intentionally
confusing
15:16
everybody but it's completely
stupid the
15:18
key metric this is the only
metric you
15:21
need to look at interestingly
it's not
15:24
on this chart the key metric is
more
15:29
tests upward testing and
downward
15:33
positive cases of those tests
and that
15:38
divergence will show you you
know
15:41
actually what's going on at
least that's
15:44
what they're telling us but some
15:46
interesting data has showed up
in a
15:49
homeless shelter which the CDC
has
15:51
reviewed and is quite excited
about at
15:53
Pine Street in in Boston's
South End
15:55
Universal Kovac nineteen
testing leading
15:58
to new stunning evidence about
the East
16:00
symptomatic spread of the virus
it was
16:03
like a double knockout punch
because the
16:05
number of positives was
shocking to us
16:07
but then the fact that a
hundred percent
16:09
of the positives had no
symptoms was
16:12
equally shocking dr. Jim
O'Connell
16:15
president of Boston healthcare
for the
16:16
homeless program says broad
scale
16:18
testing was carried out of this
shelter
16:20
about a week and a half ago
because of a
16:23
small cluster of cases the
findings now
16:25
actively being examined by the
CDC 146
16:29
positive cases about 36 percent
of the
16:32
shelter's population all
asymptomatic it
16:36
probably frankly raises more
questions
16:37
than it answers Pine Street
president
16:39
Lindy Adani says the results
prove the
16:42
previous screening method of
only
16:44
testing though showing symptoms
to be
16:46
ineffective I think there are
so many
16:48
asymptomatic people right now
that if we
16:50
could do universal testing
16:52
their number may look close to
this I
16:54
don't think we know the
universal
16:56
testing at Pine Street in and
testing of
16:58
the homeless at BMC bringing
Boston's
17:01
South End to number one in the
city with
17:03
the highest rate of kovat 19
infection
17:06
of the 146 people at Pine
Street in who
17:08
tested positive health
officials tell us
17:10
only one needed hospital care
and many
17:13
have not experienced any
symptoms so
17:17
that's pretty interesting if
you've got
17:18
this kind of spread that's 36
percent of
17:20
this homeless shelter had it
without
17:22
symptoms we have the situation
17:25
developing in the South County
here in
17:26
Santa Clara where they're
starting to
17:29
test people to find that which
is the
17:31
hotspot in the area yes I have
a clip we
17:33
also this is actually governor
Ron de
17:37
santis of Florida talking about
what
17:39
you're mentioning here we also
one of
17:42
the most important studies
that's been
17:44
done just this week came out at
Stanford
17:47
University where they tested the
17:49
antibodies in Santa Clara County
17:51
California and so these are
people who
17:54
have the antibodies from the
corona
17:56
virus the thought is that they
had
17:58
acquired the virus many of them
may not
18:00
have known that they had had it
but they
18:02
look to see how prevalent those
18:03
antibodies were in that county
and they
18:06
determined that between 50 and
80 times
18:09
more people in Santa Clara had
the
18:11
antibodies than had actually
tested
18:14
positive in Santa Clara County
yeah just
18:18
I see this as extremely good
news yeah
18:22
but we can't do we can't stop
now this
18:25
reducer surge coming it's gonna
peak in
18:27
a couple of weeks and however
the
18:28
hospitals are gonna be
overwhelmed and
18:30
you should keep stay stay social
18:33
distancing close to the
restaurants and
18:34
and everything and stay home
because you
18:37
can't take a chance
18:38
you can't take a chance so you
know I
18:44
think the the Democrats who are
in
18:47
full-on politicization mode
they're
18:50
obviously trying to get these
committees
18:52
together and whatever whatever
groups to
18:55
impeach the president and it
will be
18:57
impeached because he acted too
late he's
18:59
too sure he was too slow and he
said
19:02
good things he said there
wasn't gonna
19:04
be a problem
19:04
and it was a problem he said
19:06
there wasn't gonna be a problem
so he
19:07
has to be impeached because he
says
19:08
there wasn't gonna be a problem
yes I
19:12
think I had Kamala Harris saying
19:13
something similar to that if
she's still
19:16
vying for the VP job with Joe
she's a
19:19
good woman that's a pretty good
job I
19:24
think there is no question
whatsoever
19:26
that his failure to take this
seriously
19:30
from the time of calling it a
hoax to
19:33
getting rid of the Obama
19:36
administration's focus through
the White
19:38
House on pandemics whatever
that means
19:41
Camelot is that is that your
version of
19:45
the guy who got kicked out who
was
19:46
retiring anyway from the
National
19:48
Security Council a guy to
trivializing
19:52
the issue including the
importance of
19:54
social distancing tribulation
and
19:56
frankly his lies let's continue
to today
19:59
there is no question then that
hardly a
20:02
president in charge who
actually took
20:04
their responsibilities
seriously that we
20:08
would probably be looking at a
lot less
20:10
damage than we have incurred
and yes and
20:14
the damage is measured by that
ticker we
20:16
watch every day affected and
the number
20:21
of people who are dead dead we
are every
20:25
day hearing and watching
stories about
20:28
body bags stories about body
bags of you
20:33
see trust me if there was a
body bag
20:39
story I'd be playing it I think
we've
20:41
had one guy mention buddy Biggs
and that
20:44
was a Ted Ross is the only one
who's
20:46
mentioned body bags
20:47
Ted throws body bags so the
president
20:52
and there is no question that
it is
20:56
actually I believe not a
debatable point
21:00
about he's a that has abandoned
his role
21:04
of leadership and meaning the
role of
21:06
the President of the United
States he's
21:08
not gonna act like a president
he
21:11
doesn't understand the job so
you know
21:14
yeah I
21:15
I absolutely I'm gonna do
everything I
21:17
can to elect Joe Biden me Joe
please
21:26
pick me
21:27
it is so transparent what she's
up which
21:31
is all about their of course
the that's
21:34
that's the narrative from the
21:36
politicized narrative Trump has
blood on
21:38
his hands acted too late
trivialize it
21:40
lied and Trump is pointing
squarely at
21:44
the World Health Organization
which I
21:47
think the more and more people
are
21:49
seeing the validity in that but
he also
21:52
answers questions directly
about now
21:54
which i think is he's now common
21:56
knowledge not completely
confirmed that
21:59
this was leaked from a bio lab
which I
22:01
think we were called conspiracy
22:02
theorists not job tinfoil hat
wearers
22:04
for just two months ago it
appears that
22:08
that was true I haven't I have
a article
22:11
I want to read I can't get
anybody to
22:13
run this as a as a voice that
had been
22:15
such a short article and this
is the one
22:18
that floated around just
recently the
22:20
2008 and by the way the Nobel
Prize
22:23
winners are coming out of the
woodwork
22:24
to commentary on this real own
advice
22:27
this is a 2008 Nobel Prize
winner for
22:30
medicine
22:32
he says Kovan 19 was
manipulated for HIV
22:36
research and this is the best
article I
22:38
found that it kind of explains
it
22:40
because it does kind of put all
the
22:42
pieces together because we've
seen a lot
22:43
of dots about this and that and
it did
22:45
the L and then really well and
then that
22:48
we have all these variations
that are
22:49
showing up out of the blue this
actually
22:51
kind of explains it you mean
like the
22:52
different strains yeah the
difference
22:54
range that according to
professor Luc
22:56
montagnier winner of the Nobel
Prize for
22:58
medicine is he discovered HIV
is the
23:00
cause of AIDS he knows this he
says that
23:03
the Stars Cove to response for
the kovat
23:05
peg dem is a virus that was
accidentally
23:08
released from the lab and Wu
Han was the
23:10
last quote and it says when
he'd known
23:12
knows about this he says this
was the
23:14
claims that this was a
genetically
23:17
modified for the purposes of
developing
23:19
AIDS value
23:21
HIV vaccines and so there's
many times
23:24
you have to do something to
some other
23:26
organism they get more HIV out
of it
23:28
for the lab yeah that's that's
the what
23:31
do you call that the term I
just forgot
23:34
grow it you got to enhance it
no enlarge
23:37
some term for it yeah okay it
says in
23:39
order to render certain HIV
sequences
23:41
gene molecular tools are needed
they
23:44
only be done in a lab the good
news is
23:45
nature does not accept any
molecule
23:48
tinkering it will eliminate
these
23:50
unnatural changes and even if
nothing is
23:53
done it will get better but
23:55
unfortunately after many deaths
yeah he
23:58
did a podcast unfortunate in
French so
24:01
he says that this thing is just
24:03
deteriorating naturally yeah in
the wild
24:06
because it's not meant to be in
the wild
24:08
and it was done for a for a
purpose it
24:11
wasn't a bio weapon and and you
its
24:14
accounting for ice he doesn't
say this
24:17
but it seems to be accounting
for all
24:18
these variations these various
strains
24:20
Richard all over the place now
via which
24:22
is the tech more as it is as
the thing
24:25
that they graze it is
degenerative yes
24:28
the term for growing it is and
bigan
24:38
well this is interesting and if
you send
24:42
me that I'll put it in the in
the show
24:44
notes because that would
possibly
24:47
implicate foutch he and his
group
24:49
because that's what they do
that is that
24:52
is their wheelhouse
24:53
all of this HIV research is is
foul Qi
24:56
and yes and Burks it's I think
there's a
25:01
lot of people that know about I
want to
25:02
play a series of clips from
Democracy
25:04
Now with the because here's
what bothers
25:07
me why is everybody getting so
bent out
25:10
of shape why do you get bent
out of
25:12
shape with the suggestion the
mere
25:14
suggestion that a lab in the
same area
25:18
where this thing popped up Mike
might
25:20
just might be responsible and
it so
25:24
happens that the lab is working
on Co
25:26
good night working on that on
the corona
25:28
virus and other things why is
it so bad
25:32
for you to even consider the
possibility
25:34
that that this is but what's
wrong with
25:38
that so let's listen to origins
story
25:40
one here we are in democracy now
25:42
amy has completely bent out of
shape
25:45
about these theories the White
House is
25:48
unveiling new guidelines today
aimed at
25:50
rolling back states stay at
home orders
25:53
protecting against the spread of
25:55
coronavirus president Trump's
call to
25:57
wind down social distancing
came as the
25:59
United States recorded more
than 2,400
26:02
deaths in just 24 hours the
highest one
26:06
day death toll for any nation
since the
26:10
start of the pandemic across
the United
26:13
States there are nearly six
hundred
26:14
forty thousand confirmed cases
of Kovach
26:18
I thought we had a forty seven
hundred
26:22
day death just last the next
day after
26:26
okay all right thanks do
believe me she
26:30
milked out with a dedication
since the
26:32
start of the pandemic across
the United
26:35
States there are nearly six
hundred
26:36
forty thousand confirmed cases
of kovat
26:39
nineteen though the true number
is
26:42
likely far higher due to the
critical
26:45
shortage of tests at least 31
thousand
26:48
people have died of the disease
in just
26:50
a matter of weeks
26:51
despite this president Trump
spent the
26:54
last few days waging a war on
26:55
journalists public health
experts and
26:58
science on Wednesday Trump
suggested
27:01
without evidence that Wells
Health
27:03
Organization officials
conspired to hide
27:05
the truth about the corona
virus his
27:07
comments came one day after he
announced
27:09
the US would begin withholding
hundreds
27:13
of millions of dollars of
funding for
27:14
the UN body at the same news
briefing
27:17
President Trump fuelled the
fringe
27:19
theory promoted by Fox News
that this is
27:23
Fox News reporter John Roberts
27:25
questioning Trump at
Wednesday's press
27:27
briefing multiple sources are
telling
27:31
Fox News today that the United
States
27:33
government now has high
confidence that
27:36
while the corona virus is a
naturally
27:39
occurring virus it emanated
from a
27:41
virology lab in Wuhan because
of lack
27:44
safety protocols an intern was
infected
27:47
who later infected her
boyfriend and
27:50
went to the wet market in Wuhan
where it
27:52
began to spread does that
correspond
27:54
with what you have heard well I
don't
27:57
want to say that John but I
will tell
27:58
you more and more we're hearing
the
28:00
story and we'll see when you say
28:02
multiple sources though there's
a case
28:04
where you can use the word
sources but
28:06
we are doing a very thorough
examination
28:10
of this horrible situation that
happened
28:12
wow this was a laden with all
kinds of
28:15
goodies wood wood wood which he
threw
28:17
out there at us including she's
28:20
unbelievable and the thing but
but you
28:22
heard what he said he actually
kind of
28:24
poo pooed it and downplayed it
gee he
28:27
doesn't get credit for that
because
28:29
listen I do they have the clip
one a
28:32
which is just her again going
on about
28:35
how how somehow what you just
heard was
28:37
fueling the controversy he
downplayed
28:41
the controversy at the same news
28:43
briefing President Trump fueled
the
28:45
fringe theories related by Fox
News that
28:47
the virus streams alive in
Wuhan China
28:49
this is Fox News reporter John
Roberts
28:51
questioning Trump at
Wednesday's press
28:53
briefing now we had that clip on
28:55
Thursday we played it because
it was
28:56
obviously a setup and then I
think we
28:58
presented it as such just to
bring us up
29:01
to current context quick clip
here was
29:03
Trump yesterday when asked the
question
29:05
about China's culpability or
29:07
responsibility you would do do
you think
29:22
there should be some
consequences if in
29:25
the end
29:26
China was responsible for all
this well
29:30
if they were knowingly
responsible
29:33
certainly if they did if it was
a
29:34
mistake a mistake is a mistake
29:36
they were knowingly responsible
yeah
29:38
then there should be
consequences
29:40
so there's your out she yeah
just say it
29:45
was a mistake but they won't do
that
29:46
that's not in their nature they
don't
29:49
like to admit they could ever
make a
29:50
mistake but let's just in the
part two
29:51
as Amy goes on deep you know
29:55
pooh-poohing any thought and
again I'll
29:59
bring the logic of this up
there was a
30:00
lab there and it did work on
viruses and
30:03
it was in new blood by Corona
and fout
30:07
she somehow is involved because
he's an
30:09
aged age hold on there was a
3.7 million
30:13
dollar grant from the CDC
during the
30:18
Obama administration and that
was all it
30:22
was all part of it we were
working
30:23
together was not unknown this
is not an
30:25
unknown entity to the United
States so
30:28
here we have Amy bringing on an
expert
30:31
who works at that lab or at
Gordon
30:33
doesn't work there but he works
with
30:34
them and he's just going nuts
about any
30:37
implications now I'm started to
think
30:40
about as I listen to these
clips you
30:42
know they're trying to protect
this lab
30:44
and as much as they can it must
be doing
30:47
some very interesting work but
yeah but
30:49
just to just to go out of their
way to
30:52
like take what is obviously
something to
30:56
think about
30:57
mm-hmm and slam it so harshly
especially
31:00
as you heard Amy in that last
clip yeah
31:02
it really makes you wonder but
let's
31:03
listen to this this came just
one day
31:06
after the Pentagon's top
general mark
31:08
Milley said the corona virus
likely
31:11
client came from natural
sources not a
31:13
Chinese lab on Thursday China's
foreign
31:15
ministry spokesperson responded
see my
31:20
millou analyst position on the
origin
31:22
and means of transmission of
the novel
31:24
coronavirus creator Sega could
always is
31:27
a scientific issue should be
studied by
31:30
scientists and medical experts
I would
31:32
like to remind you need to
either share
31:34
the head of whu-oh has your
appeal
31:35
there's no evidence that the
coronavirus
31:38
was made in al-ameen she won
many
31:40
well-known medical experts in
the world
31:41
also believe that claims of the
31:43
so-called laboratory deeds mean
have no
31:46
scientific basis the scientific
journal
31:48
the lancet has said the virus
seems to
31:50
have come from wildlife there's
a lot in
31:56
the lances might in The Lancet
my dear
31:58
you might want to read the other
31:59
articles that have been
published why
32:03
why why is it that when we have
I mean a
32:06
goat on YouTube there's dr.
after just
32:09
as an example not to take you
away from
32:10
the topic this doctor after
doctor
32:12
saying hey man I had fifty
patients
32:14
they're all doing great gave
them
32:16
hydroxychloroquine why is that
not doing
32:18
at this hour Adam curry
reporting good
32:21
news we have people surviving
the Cova
32:25
death why why why why why can't
it all
32:29
do one of those just one that
was easier
32:31
to explain than this not really
32:34
yeah compromise well yeah but
they're
32:37
all compromised all these
journals are
32:39
come for some reason and maybe
it's all
32:41
Chinese money I don't know
maybe we've
32:43
missed out yeah we got it we
got it or
32:47
me we got to maybe not use some
point
32:49
stop ignoring the fact that the
Chinese
32:51
are got their hands deep into
to our
32:53
media yes very deep so let's
listen to
32:57
the last clip this is a doctor
- ik who
33:01
Amy brings on to discuss this
thing it's
33:05
under dr. Dr - ik gotcha for
for more on
33:10
the origins of the corona virus
Trump's
33:13
response and where we go from
here we're
33:16
joined by a zoologist who has
long
33:19
studied diseases that cross the
animal
33:22
human I have to stop please
correct Amy
33:25
on the on the pronunciation
here you do
33:28
not it's zero is not just
because
33:33
it'd have to be three OSes
zoologists
33:36
it's zoology it's not zoology
for for
33:40
more on the origins of the
coronavirus
33:43
Trump's response and where we
go from
33:46
here we're joined by a
zoologist with
33:48
long studied diseases that
cross the
33:51
animal human divide and over
years has
33:55
been sounding the alarm about a
coming
33:57
pandemic dr. Peter - Jacques is
with us
34:00
he's a disease ecologist the
president
34:02
of eco Health Alliance a
nonprofit that
34:04
works globally to identify and
study our
34:07
vulnerabilities to emerging
infectious
34:09
disease eco Health Alliance has
been
34:11
studying coronaviruses in China
since
34:13
the end of the SARS outbreak in
2004
34:16
this coronavirus holycrap does
the guy
34:20
ever talk was she just gonna
blow him in
34:22
the introduction this
unbelievable this
34:24
is what she does
34:31
39 seconds already still
haven't gotten
34:33
just the intro in China since
the end of
34:36
the SARS outbreak in 2004 this
34:40
coronavirus is really called
stars -
34:42
he's joining us from the Hudson
River
34:44
Valley in New York welcome to
democracy
34:49
now it's great to have you with
us
34:50
so if you can unpack what we
just heard
34:53
it goes to the issue of the
origins of
34:57
the coronavirus especially
interesting
34:59
that President Trump is raising
this now
35:01
as he's being seriously
attacked for the
35:06
United States lack of action
and delay
35:09
and so he is striking out at
his many
35:13
sectors as he can but talk
about the
35:16
origins of the coronavirus dr.
- and we
35:19
have about 30 seconds left holy
crap
35:21
take off your edits a minute
and 15
35:25
seconds and what do we have
left 34
35:27
seconds for the douche yeah
great to be
35:29
here look first the the the
idea that
35:31
this virus escaped from the lab
is just
35:33
pure baloney it's simply not
true I've
35:36
been working with that lab for
15 years
35:37
and the samples collected were
collected
35:40
by me and others in
collaboration with
35:42
our Chinese colleagues there's
some of
35:44
the best scientists in the world
35:46
there was no Varro ISIL in the
lab there
35:49
was no cultured virus that this
anything
35:51
related to Sanskrit virus - so
it's just
35:54
not possible and while you say
it's
35:57
really a politicization of the
origins
36:00
of a pandemic and it's really
36:02
unfortunate okay science
researcher
36:05
completely unchanged in the in
the
36:10
laboratory that failed its
safety rule
36:13
no may as well be a
spokesperson for the
36:16
CCP yeah gosh as she brings him
on maybe
36:21
she just all she had to do was
say yes
36:23
sir as you wish of course I'll
have him
36:25
on so I don't think she's I
don't think
36:27
there's well not it's not Amy
of course
36:29
it doesn't work that way but
Wow Wow
36:34
yeah we have to keep reminding
ourselves
36:36
how incredibly deep the CCP is
into all
36:42
things media yeah they're not
stupid no
36:50
these guys are easily bought
Condoleezza
36:54
Rice is in the picture again
36:56
I guess she's on the president
invited
36:58
her to be on the board of the
board on
37:00
the reopening board and she
works for
37:02
the or she is now with the
Hoover
37:04
Institution
37:05
yeah we're hearing yeah so
she's toeing
37:09
the line of that office at the
Hoover
37:11
Institution it seems it's just
to let it
37:17
be known that China responded
in the way
37:19
that it did or didn't respond
let me put
37:22
it that way because the Chinese
are
37:24
going to treat try to create
they're
37:26
even trying to do this out a
37:27
counter-narrative well when we
found out
37:30
about it we got on top of it
look at how
37:32
quickly through social
distancing and
37:35
quarantine look how quickly we
recovered
37:37
and all by the way we've been
helping
37:39
the rest of the world by
sending PPEs
37:42
and by sending help and a to
all of the
37:45
the world they're gonna kind of
shift
37:48
the narrative from their initial
37:50
responsibility for not fessing
up to
37:52
what was happening to we got on
top of
37:55
it and then we helped the rest
of you
37:57
that's how they got shipped
America
37:58
don't let
37:59
no I'm but it is happening and
I'm not
38:02
letting it happen is seems
impossible
38:05
just combined with the perfect
storm of
38:07
hate of total bitter utter
media hate
38:11
towards Trump and he's so
bitter and so
38:15
hateful that you can't even for
two
38:17
seconds think about your
audience the
38:19
the public today hey hey you
know think
38:23
about us tell us how we're
doing give us
38:25
some useful information by the
way the
38:28
President did give us a very
graphic
38:30
detailed a report
boots-on-the-ground
38:33
report if you will of the
initial test
38:36
now you know now the testing is
going to
38:39
be quick swab 15 minutes I
think they're
38:42
talking about one even faster
than that
38:44
but the first one is where they
Jam that
38:46
thing up your nose through your
nose
38:49
through the back of your nose
bend it
38:52
down it really goes from three
rows down
38:54
your throat now this was the
test that
38:59
the president had to take
because if you
39:01
recall the media kept saying
God hopes
39:08
that he would have it they
wanted to
39:10
make calls 25th amendment here
he tells
39:14
you how that initial test went
just like
39:17
with ventilators we're building
now the
39:18
best ventilators just like with
39:21
ventilators our testing is
getting
39:23
better and better I took the
first test
39:25
the first test was not pleasant
this was
39:28
not a pleasant thing I said you
got to
39:30
be kidding to the doctor you
got to be
39:33
kidding
39:33
up your nose and then we hang a
right
39:35
and it goes down here and then
we'll
39:38
wiggle it around here under
your eye and
39:40
then we'll pull it out and
we'll say I
39:43
said no that's it's there's no
way that
39:45
can happen is that the way it
goes you
39:48
sure this was a very unpleasant
test and
39:52
then I was tested a few weeks
later with
39:54
the new test that just came out
the
39:57
abbot where they just touch
your nose
39:58
basically and they put it in a
machine
40:00
in a literally a few minutes
later they
40:03
tell you if you're fine and I
was lucky
40:06
in both cases and it's funny
how he
40:10
described that because almost
what you
40:12
did except he had the up your
nose hang
40:14
a right under your eye there's
some well
40:20
there's a lot wrong with with
people
40:22
sitting at home there's a lot
of wrong
40:23
thinking and I think people are
very
40:25
disconnected from reality so
when you
40:27
hear this is that is actually
what the
40:30
test entailed the first test
when we
40:32
need everyone 350 million tests
a day
40:35
but you sadist for some reason
there's
40:39
this belief that a test is like
40:41
chickity-check
40:42
lickety-split and it's like a
home
40:44
pregnancy test you go by it at
the at
40:46
the drugstore you take it home
pee on a
40:47
stick and you know where you're
at yeah
40:50
this is and I and that is
partially a
40:52
complete lack of media
immediate work in
40:57
general the news should be
explaining
40:58
this much better I don't do any
of that
41:02
go on and on yeah yeah I know I
know
41:05
just go on no no no and it's
starting to
41:08
actually before we get there so
with I'm
41:11
happy Texas is going to be the
first one
41:13
of the first states to open up
on
41:17
Tuesday all retail will be able
to open
41:20
but you can't go in the store
as a
41:22
customer you could order on the
phone or
41:24
online you can pick it up
curbside
41:27
marginally interesting the
parks are
41:29
going to open you can now be in
the park
41:32
five people at the same time yes
41:36
face masks is still going to be
a thing
41:39
it's you everyone is wearing
one and if
41:41
you're not wearing one you get
stink eye
41:43
so I don't there's no official
word on
41:45
that actually then on the 26th
so that
41:50
will be what is that Friday
Friday or
41:54
Saturday yeah Saturday or
Sunday then
41:59
we're going to go to the next
phase and
42:01
I think that's where will the
42:02
announcement will be that as of
next
42:04
week Monday
42:05
can start 6 is Sunday what is
Sunday so
42:08
as of the 27th we'll be able to
do more
42:10
and I think they'll go either
to the I
42:14
hope straight to the 50 people
line
42:17
where you can do 50 people in a
in a
42:20
group but we'll have to see
abbot our
42:24
governor here very similar to
what the
42:27
president did you know we're
doing this
42:28
on data as here's the list of
all the
42:31
health experts nationally
42:32
internationally known and he
also has an
42:34
advisory council which
immediately made
42:37
me question everything Abbott
says our
42:40
medical team will work with an
advisory
42:42
committee of a successful
business and
42:44
community leaders who will share
42:46
information and innovative
ideas to help
42:49
businesses strategically reopen
while
42:53
also containing the spread of
the
42:55
coronavirus they include
entrepreneurs
42:57
like Kendra Scott and mattress
magnatum
43:01
Megan mill world-renowned tech
leaders
43:04
like Michael Dell and Robert
Smith
43:06
economic development leaders
like Ross
43:09
Perot and Bob Roman small
business
43:12
leaders like Marcy Leah Costa
and masty
43:14
Villarreal now do you think
that he
43:16
actually got confirmation from
all of
43:18
these people in particular Ross
Perot
43:20
who had no Ross Perot is still
alive he
43:23
died last year
43:24
oh he's on the committee what
is this
43:29
all about did he say okay did
you alive
43:32
I didn't I die new or I thought
he was
43:35
dead
43:36
yeah you do it wasn't sure he
was
43:38
actually dead last year July of
2019 hey
43:42
listen Kendra's gone although I
do like
43:47
mattress mat Jamaica Ville I
think
43:48
that's cool that he's hot no I
think
43:52
it's one of those crazy Eddy
type stores
43:54
mattress mat you know what if
Kendra is
43:58
gone and Kendra Scott is a
jewelry
44:01
designer so it wouldn't make
sense
44:02
Kendra's gone
44:04
Matros Matt - Megan mill
world-renowned
44:08
tech leaders like Michael Dell
and
44:10
Robert Smith economic
development
44:13
leaders like Ross Perot and Bob
row I
44:18
mean that's messed up that is
really bad
44:23
that means he didn't even call
and by
44:26
the way I'd love to be on that
call hey
44:28
can Ross can Ross come up and
play you
44:34
know I get the sense that did
list was
44:36
given to him by one of his
staffers who
44:38
probably just made it up just
made it up
44:43
I it's very damaging very very
damaging
44:47
well I don't think anyone else
hey you
44:50
won't be laughing when they
roll his
44:52
corpse out well he was known
for his
44:56
holding him up one waving his
arm he was
44:59
known for his innovation you
never know
45:03
what good old Ross might have
might have
45:05
figured out okay we can't be on
45:10
coronavirus as much as we
usually do but
45:12
I still have a few things when
we it's
45:16
people and write that write us
say that
45:18
one of the things that we're
doing for
45:20
them is keeping them up going
not during
45:23
this moment probably have
another week
45:25
or two of material and we keep
coming up
45:27
with stuff that's true I have
another
45:29
piece of material
45:31
now with this clearly very
questionable
45:35
global shutdown something's
happened I
45:39
mean there have there's been
resets of
45:41
has been digging some holes and
planting
45:44
some bombs exactly stuff has
been going
45:47
on and if you look at the
current stock
45:51
market I'm just looking at the
at Wall
45:52
Street it's really quite
incredible
45:55
where that is compared to the
reality on
45:58
the ground which should be over
46:00
completely stops really stop
the economy
46:03
and we'll talk about some of
the issues
46:05
there in a bit as well
46:09
Trump explains the genius stock
market
46:13
because the stock market is
actually
46:14
talking to us look at us we're
the
46:16
greatest economy in
46:18
history of the world better
than China
46:20
better than any country in the
world
46:22
better than any country has
ever had we
46:24
had the highest stock market in
history
46:27
by far and I'm honored by the
fact that
46:29
it has started to go up very
46:31
substantially that's because
the market
46:33
is smart the market is actually
46:35
brilliant I've seen it and
they're
46:38
viewing it like we've done a
good job
46:41
they view it that way because
if you
46:45
would have told me that we're
at 24,000
46:47
or beyond and the highest we
were ever
46:50
was we never hit 30 we were
getting
46:54
close to 30 so let's say around
29,000
46:56
we're 24 we were heading down I
bet I
46:59
start to say oh well we may be
heading
47:03
into territory where I started
I didn't
47:06
like that now we're way up I
guess
47:09
that's all the caps the stock
market is
47:12
telling us we're doing a good
job that
47:15
is what people that are market
people
47:17
stock market folk they always
say that
47:20
this is really commentary from
a guy
47:22
he'd think was a stock broker a
real
47:25
estate guys I didn't know where
that
47:26
into the stock market as much
as he is
47:28
yeah
47:29
pretty interesting yeah but okay
47:34
yesterday kind of in a in a
countermove
47:40
I would say the World Health
47:43
Organization United Nations
officials
47:46
and a lot of really big
advertisers such
47:52
as IBM Cisco Sony gosh I didn't
even
47:58
count all of them they had the
big alone
48:03
together global six New World
Order
48:08
concert yeah
48:12
it was hosted by Colbert and
the to
48:15
Jimmy's actually one of our
producers
48:18
took some notes if you saw it
then you
48:21
probably saw the same thing did
you see
48:23
any of it John did you watch
any of the
48:24
show look at these things and
there's
48:29
just like a million people on
the screen
48:31
and you can't look at any one
of them
48:33
and and they and they're all
it's just
48:36
stupid well a lot of it was
kind of the
48:40
idea of a live aid only you
couldn't
48:42
donate there was no money they
weren't
48:44
raising anything it was really
just to
48:46
talk about that seamless well
no bill
48:49
Melinda Gates Bill and Melinda
they came
48:52
on the talk about vaccines
48:54
Ted Ross came on that talk
about how
48:57
important it is that we're all
in this
48:58
together and then it was
performances
49:01
and some of them were very they
were
49:03
mainly done at home but some of
them
49:06
were really professionally done
at home
49:08
you know like multiple cat if
not
49:10
multiple cameras multiple angles
49:12
some of these guys broom Sarma
this
49:16
stuff was really good but Elton
John
49:19
outside with a multi-camera
shoot no it
49:23
just none of that worked for me
on his
49:24
basketball court for some
reason look is
49:28
known for his hoops a lot of
the audio
49:31
still really really really crap
and just
49:35
odd just you know Stevie Wonder
okay you
49:38
know Stevie's great and he did
lean on
49:40
me but Bill Withers and does
anyone
49:44
really care do we have any
ratings for
49:47
this thing actually that's what
I should
49:48
have looked at anyway should've
listened
49:51
imagine anybody watched it
listen to the
49:53
latest World Health
Organization public
49:56
service announcement as is now
airing
49:58
across the globe from professor
not
50:01
really doctor not kind of a Ted
Ross
50:07
many of you watching this are
now at
50:10
home to protect your health and
that of
50:13
those nails you
50:16
but there is much you can do to
stay
50:19
healthy at home like eating a
healthy
50:22
and nutritious diet avoiding
sugary
50:24
drinks not smoking and being
physically
50:27
active take a walk if you can
go outside
50:29
to an online workout or yoga
and don't
50:34
sit in the same position for
long
50:36
periods getting up and moving
for at
50:39
least three minutes several
times a day
50:41
helps caring for your mental
health is
50:43
also key I can't even take that
guy any
50:49
man just matches something here
for it
50:51
because I know other people are
50:52
triggered by this guy's voice
who are
50:54
older mm-hmm and this guy's
voice
50:58
exactly the same voice as a guy
who
51:00
played the translator the
Spanish
51:04
translator in the Woody Allen
movie
51:06
bananas woody is coming off
down the
51:09
plane ramp and he's got a Fidel
Castro
51:12
beard on and this translator
comes out
51:14
and as Woody says anything in
English
51:16
this guy supposedly translate
he's not
51:19
translating he's translating
into pidgin
51:22
English with this exact same
accent huh
51:25
and I would try I will try to
get a clip
51:27
of it because every time I hear
this guy
51:28
talk Alesi this character who
then is
51:32
rushed off because it turns out
that he
51:34
was in the scape Ephraim an
insane
51:35
asylum hey you know I I don't
have any
51:39
ratings I don't see any ratings
for this
51:41
together at home that's quite
what the
51:43
ratings were how would they
have to
51:45
report there were big ads on
this thing
51:47
John I mean like really it's big
51:51
advertising people a lot of
network to
51:54
know I think the ratings on all
the
51:55
shows must have going through
the floor
51:57
because I'm not gonna watch
Stephen
51:59
Colbert in his house I'm not
gonna watch
52:01
Jimmy Fallon on his front porch
it was
52:05
bad sound I'm not gonna watch
the view
52:07
it's unwatchable and so people
are
52:10
watching Netflix or watching
production
52:12
they're watching old TV they're
watching
52:15
anything but what's going on I
took a
52:19
YouTube video which had been
going
52:21
around and I tightened it up
and I
52:24
realized that it would work
really well
52:25
for audio at least that's how I
felt
52:28
about it this morning
52:28
this is a supercut a compa
lodge if you
52:33
will of every single big brand
52:36
coronavirus commercial running
on
52:39
television right now did you
see this
52:40
thing nope good because it'll
work they
52:44
all start off with the same
Apple
52:47
GarageBand a somber piano music
and this
52:50
does a little montage you'll
hear it and
52:52
then they all go into the exact
same
52:55
format of programming you based
on your
52:59
emotions to buy their product
because
53:03
they're your family they're
loyal to you
53:05
gosh darn it
53:06
have a listen to every single
Corona
53:09
commercial today
53:11
[Music]
53:19
all the intros are like this
when we
53:21
first opened our doors since
1926 since
53:24
1978 for 60 years for 75 years
for over
53:28
80 years in 90 years over 100
years
53:31
nationwide has been on your side
53:33
restaurants have always been
there for
53:34
you Nissan has been with you
second time
53:37
we will do what we've always
done that
53:40
took care of people we're
people people
53:42
people people people people
family
53:44
family family family family
family
53:46
family family family families
and
53:49
families families is it now
especially
53:51
now especially now right now
and now
53:55
more than ever more than ever
today more
53:57
than ever today more than ever
in times
54:00
like this at times like these
during
54:02
these difficult times in these
troubled
54:04
times and challenging times
trying times
54:06
in these times of uncertainty
during
54:09
this time of great uncertainty
during
54:11
these uncertain times during
these
54:12
uncertain times and uncertain
times
54:14
uncertain times uncertain time
and
54:16
pressure dated times
unprecedented times
54:19
unprecedented times this
unprecedented
54:21
moment in our history's time of
social
54:23
distancing while things have
slowed down
54:25
as we turn more notice the
octet well
54:28
doors may be closed while the
distance
54:30
between us has gotten bigger if
the more
54:32
we stay apart still find ways
to stay
54:34
close even when we're apart
even if we
54:37
can't stand closer than 6 feet
but
54:38
there's still ways to touch
each other
54:40
all without leaving the comfort
and
54:42
safety of your home without
leaving the
54:44
safety of your home from home
your home
54:47
at home
54:50
home that's the key Buick and
GMC we're
54:54
here to help
54:55
Kurtis and this is gonna help
here to
54:57
help my teams are here we are
here we're
55:00
here we're here here for you
here for
55:03
you we're here for you we are
here fee
55:05
we are here for you we're here
for you
55:07
we are here for you we'll be
here for
55:09
you
55:10
Runnings is here for you we're
still
55:11
here for you we're with you
we're part
55:14
of your community so you can
trust us
55:16
you can count on us and we'll
get
55:18
through this together
55:21
together together together
together
55:27
together together together
together
55:29
together together together come
together
55:32
together together together
together
55:34
together together together
together
55:37
together okay we're not done
yet because
55:40
now we have to go up-tempo
towards the
55:43
end of the song everyone's happy
55:45
we're skateboarding in the
house and now
55:48
we have to clap we have to clap
for the
55:50
first responders
55:57
[Music]
56:00
[Applause]
56:04
and you've probably seen every
single
56:08
one of those and that is what
has been
56:10
programmed into your without ROI
56:12
together hmm who put it
together writes
56:16
I have it in the show notes
somewhere
56:17
who put it together well I'm
gonna give
56:19
you a clip of the day for
finding it
56:20
nothing is real fabulous clip
it really
56:30
works I mean it's just because
it's so
56:33
it's so manipulative it is
incredibly
56:38
it's it's stupid manipulative
it's
56:41
actually evil and that's what
we're
56:44
being pumped full with on a
daily basis
56:47
if you're watching television
of course
56:49
yeah
56:49
but if you watch the global
alone
56:55
together new world order a home
thing
56:57
yesterday that's what the
commercials
56:59
were and they were from the
same big
57:00
brands yeah trying to engage a
giant
57:03
corporations now they don't
give a crap
57:05
they just like you except about
their
57:07
bottom line and they're worried
sick
57:09
about this they do not give a
crap now
57:11
the other things that are
running are
57:14
these I think they're mainly
yellow
57:15
sometimes bright green full
screen just
57:18
words on the screen and it's
from the
57:21
CDC or the locals and Ezio's
well
57:24
there's one for Oregon which
I'm going
57:26
to play live so I can read
along if we
57:30
don't stay home it's a big
yellow screen
57:32
we will continue to spread the
57:33
coronavirus 1.4 percent of all
57:36
Oregonians could die an average
person
57:39
knows 600 people which means
five people
57:42
you know could lose their lives
your
57:45
kids school teacher your
neighbor your
57:47
teammate your barista your
doctor your
57:48
uncle your sister your mother
your
57:49
stepbrother your partner your
child it's
57:52
up to you how many people live
or die
57:54
don't accidentally kill someone
and stay
57:56
home save lives I'm sure that
is not the
58:01
tone that was meant to be
that's what it
58:05
sounded like to me when I read
it
58:07
so this stuff is pathetic No
thank God
58:13
people are listening to
podcasts holy
58:16
crap is so so damaging to your
health
58:20
now we go to not the podcast no
no no
58:23
all this other stuff is very
damaging so
58:27
if you know basically we're
locked up
58:30
and I think that you're seeing
now the
58:32
rest of the world is seeing I'm
getting
58:34
calls about it actually one
call who
58:36
calls anymore I got one phone
call and
58:38
some text messages from
overseas they're
58:42
seeing Americans in certain
states
58:45
saying okay I'm done with this
and you
58:48
can't keep me home and I'm very
tired of
58:51
you treating me like a slave
and telling
58:55
me to shut up and I can't do
certain
58:59
things that I'd like to do and
the most
59:00
important one which is a topic
of
59:02
conversation and it's necessary
for this
59:07
to be discussed is the religious
59:10
gatherings the First Amendment
to the
59:17
United States Constitution it
has a
59:19
number of freedoms in there
people
59:21
really you know they'll
remember the
59:23
freedom of speech they'll
remember you
59:27
know the freedom of the press
but it's
59:30
always good to reread it so
this is the
59:32
most important Amendment to the
United
59:34
States Constitution is how we
do it here
59:36
and it starts a little
differently it's
59:39
not what you're allowed to do it
59:41
actually is telling the
government what
59:43
they cannot do so the First
Amendment
59:46
starts with Congress shall make
no law
59:50
respecting an establishment of
religion
59:53
or prohibiting the free
exercise thereof
59:56
just as the First Amendment is
important
59:58
in all the amendments because
it's first
1:00:00
what's in these amendments
first is
1:00:02
important to in a hierarchal
way so
1:00:05
religion and free exercise
without
1:00:08
prohibition is an inhalable
right that
1:00:13
cannot be taken a list top of
the list
1:00:15
then we have abridging the
freedom of
1:00:19
speech or of the press
1:00:21
or the right of the people
peaceably to
1:00:24
assemble and to petition the
government
1:00:26
for a redress of grievances
every single
1:00:30
one of those line items was a
part of
1:00:33
these protests that are taking
place
1:00:35
there's one in Austin today
they're
1:00:37
going on in Ohio they're going
on in
1:00:38
Michigan there's and people are
are
1:00:43
tired because they're seeing
through it
1:00:46
they're seeing through the
bullcrap and
1:00:48
they would like to get back to
their
1:00:50
lives I don't want to kill
other people
1:00:51
like this phony-baloney
Oregonian the
1:00:55
PSA was telling of course I
don't want
1:00:57
to kill other people but we do
have to
1:00:59
take risks in life like getting
in your
1:01:01
car and driving on the highway
and
1:01:04
Governor Whitmer of Michigan
she took
1:01:08
some extreme measures you know
you can't
1:01:12
it just I'm sure you've seen
all the
1:01:14
things that she said you can't
do
1:01:16
completely abridging all kinds
of
1:01:18
freedoms listed in the First
Amendment
1:01:21
and so people came out and
demonstrated
1:01:24
but they didn't just come out
with just
1:01:25
in their cars and honking their
horns no
1:01:27
they came out with their guns
and that's
1:01:30
why you'll hear this response
from
1:01:32
Whitmer the way it is because
the Second
1:01:36
Amendment did its job
1:01:38
and it continues to do its job
people in
1:01:41
Europe Germany France the
Netherlands
1:01:44
the United Kingdom what happens
to them
1:01:46
when they say hey I'm tired of
the shit
1:01:48
I'm going outside they get they
get
1:01:50
jailed get thrown in jail
picked up
1:01:53
beaten and heard it in drones
flying
1:01:56
overhead that's why we have
guns I want
1:02:00
you to understand that not to
kill
1:02:01
people and you're tired right
now Adam
1:02:04
is talking to the Europeans not
the
1:02:06
Americans exactly so here's the
example
1:02:09
people came out some reason the
1:02:10
Europeans you get these piers
more
1:02:12
against these other guys and
they float
1:02:14
over here they just don't get
it no and
1:02:18
and I think this is a great
moment to
1:02:19
actually get it when you're in
in the
1:02:23
Netherlands or Germany or
France and
1:02:25
your government is telling you
to shut
1:02:27
up and you can't even walk
outside side
1:02:31
by side with someone else
regardless of
1:02:32
the danger they don't have the
right
1:02:34
to do all these things in the
United
1:02:37
States and when they do it then
we come
1:02:40
out with our guns slung over
our back
1:02:42
and saying hey I don't think
this is a
1:02:44
good idea we're kind of tired
of what
1:02:45
you're saying and that's why
governor
1:02:47
Whitmer of Michigan responds in
this
1:02:50
manner very meek and and
rightly so so I
1:02:54
think about the demonstrators
here today
1:02:56
and I understand the
frustration that
1:03:00
people are feeling I'm
frustrated too
1:03:01
none of us wants to be here in
this
1:03:04
moment but we are and we have
to do the
1:03:07
best that we can I know that
people are
1:03:09
angry and that's okay and if
you want to
1:03:11
take it out and send it my way
1:03:14
makes you feel better that's
fine I
1:03:17
support your right to free
speech and I
1:03:20
respect your opinions I just
urge you
1:03:22
don't put yourself at risk and
don't put
1:03:26
others at risk either I was
really
1:03:29
disappointed to see people
congregating
1:03:31
not wearing masks I saw someone
handing
1:03:35
out candy to little kids
barehanded you
1:03:45
know when people are flying the
1:03:46
Confederate flag and untold
numbers who
1:03:48
gassed up on the way here hey
by the way
1:03:51
I totally agree with your
freedom of
1:03:53
speech but what's up with the
1:03:55
Confederate flag you're saying
that you
1:03:57
were flying the Confederate
flag is that
1:03:59
illegal are you not allowed to
fly the
1:04:01
Confederate flag in Michigan is
that
1:04:02
illegal in general cannot fly
that not
1:04:05
that I know of is efficient if
supremist
1:04:08
what she's saying it well just
peak for
1:04:11
the black voters in the state
so the
1:04:14
game keeps Dickey boating for
her you
1:04:16
know when people are flying the
1:04:18
Confederate flag and untold
number some
1:04:20
gas stopped on the way here or
grabbed a
1:04:22
bite on the way home we know
that this
1:04:26
rally endangered people it was
not a
1:04:29
rally I think that's very
disingenuous
1:04:32
rally but okay it endangered
people this
1:04:35
kind of activity will put more
people at
1:04:37
risk and sadly it could prolong
the
1:04:41
amount of time we have to be in
this
1:04:44
posture so she really is
1:04:47
although she understands very
well she
1:04:49
knows her limitations I guess
someone
1:04:51
MIT maybe someone else wrote
this for
1:04:52
she understands her limitations
she
1:04:54
cannot push it but there is an
overall
1:04:56
lacking of civics engineer an
1:05:00
understanding of civics even
from the
1:05:03
people who were supposed to be
adhering
1:05:05
to them and I caught this on
Tucker
1:05:07
Carlson show on Fox he was
talking to
1:05:09
Phil Murphy the governor of New
Jersey
1:05:12
and Tucker brings up the same
general
1:05:15
point but the answer that comes
from the
1:05:17
governor makes nothing but
sense so you
1:05:20
made that decision and as I
noted before
1:05:22
15 congregants at a synagogue
in New
1:05:25
Jersey were arrested and
charged for
1:05:27
being in a synagogue together
now the
1:05:31
Bill of Rights as you well know
protects
1:05:33
Americans right in shrines
their right
1:05:36
to practice their religion as
they see
1:05:38
fit and to congregate together
to
1:05:41
assemble peacefully by what
authority
1:05:44
did unify the Bill of Rights in
issuing
1:05:47
this order how do you have the
power we
1:05:49
were that that's above my
paygrade
1:05:51
Tucker so I wasn't I wasn't
thinking of
1:05:54
the Bill of Rights when we did
this we
1:05:56
went to all first of all we
looked at
1:05:58
the day against a science and
it says
1:06:00
people have to stay away from
each other
1:06:03
and that is the saddest answer
I've ever
1:06:05
heard thinking of the Bill of
Rights
1:06:12
when I locked down people in
their in
1:06:14
their homes
1:06:16
that's the don't governor's OS
that guy
1:06:18
Phil Murphy governor of New
Jersey
1:06:21
holy mackerel and then but he
also
1:06:24
laughs it off when Tucker says
clearly
1:06:26
you weren't he's like who
that's above
1:06:28
my pay grade it's not above his
pay
1:06:31
grade that is exactly what he
should be
1:06:34
doing when you take these
measures don't
1:06:36
you sit down and say is this
1:06:38
constitutional can we do this
do we have
1:06:41
the right to do this do we have
the
1:06:42
leeway
1:06:44
though that kind of thinking is
is a
1:06:46
real problem
1:06:47
democrat or republican I'm just
1:06:49
wondering I think he's Democrat
yeah I'm
1:06:53
pretty sure he's Democrat now
of course
1:06:55
we this is the tri-state area
the United
1:06:57
States now we don't have people
1:06:58
protesting in New York with
guns on
1:07:01
their backs we don't have people
1:07:02
protesting in California with
guns on
1:07:05
their back because of the
extremely
1:07:07
complicated local state gun
ordinances
1:07:11
and rules and regulations so
that's
1:07:17
where crazy shit happens
1:07:19
San Clemente California what's
the
1:07:21
government going to do when
they hate
1:07:22
you a popular Orange County
skate park
1:07:25
is now covered in sand the city
of San
1:07:28
Clemente made the move to
discourage
1:07:30
skaters from using a part
during social
1:07:33
distancing with a nonprofit
that manages
1:07:35
the park to the OC register the
city
1:07:38
made the move without telling
them first
1:07:40
but look how the skaters that
he cleared
1:07:42
the sand out of the way
1:07:45
so they didn't like what the
children
1:07:47
were breaking protocol so they
filled
1:07:50
the whole skate park with 27
tons of
1:07:53
sand and then in New York this
is not
1:08:02
unique to unique time life
1:08:03
it's a funny bit and they
screwed up
1:08:09
they should have filled it with
dog crap
1:08:13
cleaned it up or a combo kitty
litter
1:08:18
yeah
1:08:19
Oh kitty yeah use the clumping
kind now
1:08:25
in New York and again these you
know not
1:08:28
every state in America is the
same New
1:08:31
York and California have a lot
in common
1:08:33
but we certainly don't want you
to
1:08:37
disobey orders citizen New
Yorkers you
1:08:40
have been extraordinary that
social
1:08:43
distancing this is a Mayor Bill
DeBlasio
1:08:46
and let me tell you it is taken
every
1:08:48
fiber of our beings to figure
out how to
1:08:50
do this because we're
1:08:52
warm emotional people were used
to being
1:08:55
close to each other we're used
to being
1:08:56
packed into subway cars and
we've had to
1:08:58
do the exact opposite and
figure out how
1:09:01
to keep distance it's not
natural for us
1:09:03
it's not normal for us but
you've done
1:09:04
it you've done an amazing job
now look
1:09:07
thank you everyone who's done
it the
1:09:09
right way but we still know
there's some
1:09:10
people need to get the message
and that
1:09:12
means sometimes making sure the
1:09:14
enforcement is there hey let's
get some
1:09:16
muscle over here show educate
people
1:09:23
that can make clear we got to
have
1:09:25
social distancing so now it is
easier
1:09:29
than ever when you see a crowd
when you
1:09:31
see a line that's not distance
when you
1:09:33
see a supermarket that's too
crowded
1:09:35
anything you can report it
right away so
1:09:37
we can get help there to fix
the problem
1:09:39
and now it's as simple as
taking a photo
1:09:42
all you gotta do is take the
photo and
1:09:45
put the location with it and
bang that
1:10:02
with an e think think what does
that
1:10:06
come from him what does the
think come
1:10:08
from think Don me probably goes
back to
1:10:11
the 30s or some old term from
jail or
1:10:13
prison I'm not sure Vic I think
late
1:10:17
nineteenth century perhaps from
German
1:10:20
literally Finch but also a
pejorative
1:10:23
term students started to refer
to
1:10:25
non-members of fraternities as
Fink's
1:10:28
probably by association with
the freedom
1:10:30
of wild birds as opposed to
caged ones
1:10:34
the term was later generalized
to denote
1:10:37
those not belonging to
organizations
1:10:38
such as trade unions hmm so
maybe it
1:10:42
came from from trade union
stuff that
1:10:45
makes sense yeah they're very
popular in
1:10:47
the 30s so the Blasio wants you
to think
1:10:50
to be a Fink and gnarrk gnarrk
on your
1:10:53
neighbors cuz we got to teach
people
1:10:55
they're gonna learn it a
picture will
1:10:57
take care gonna take you take
the
1:11:00
picture what they care the guy
crazy
1:11:03
well it could be worse I do
have that
1:11:05
round
1:11:06
think I'm gonna pull one out if
you want
1:11:08
to see her good news and bad
news this
1:11:10
isn't play The Cove in Nigeria
if you
1:11:12
want to hear an extreme
Nigeria's
1:11:14
National Human Rights
Commission says
1:11:16
security forces have killed at
least 18
1:11:18
people while enforcing social
distancing
1:11:21
measures aimed at stopping the
spread of
1:11:22
the coronavirus that's more
than the 13
1:11:25
deaths so far attributed to
kovat 19
1:11:27
across Nigeria the Commission
documented
1:11:30
over a hundred incidents of
human rights
1:11:32
violations in 24 of Nigeria's
36 states
1:11:36
no so they killed 18 people
right
1:11:39
through net social distancing
that's the
1:11:41
expect you go now you're
talking that's
1:11:44
what de Blasio wants you know
teach
1:11:46
people shoot him you will learn
1:11:48
something I'm still a bit
concerned
1:11:51
about the Smithfield pork
plants they've
1:11:56
closed another one so this is
the only
1:11:59
meat processing plants in the
United
1:12:02
States closed down to date are
both pork
1:12:06
and both Chinese owned
Smithfield when
1:12:09
there are definitely other meat
1:12:11
facilities that I've even had
deaths and
1:12:14
have not been shut down well I
would
1:12:16
like to read the note that we
both
1:12:17
received from Mitch okay I work
for a
1:12:21
smaller USDA inspected meat law
and by
1:12:24
the way this note people should
play pay
1:12:26
attention to because it would
actually
1:12:29
kind of has a implied
recommendation
1:12:32
it's yes it does it does which
is buy
1:12:35
some meat put it in the freezer
yeah by
1:12:37
I'm going out today to buy some
more
1:12:40
meat yeah fulfill your freezer
up anyway
1:12:43
let me read the note I work for
a
1:12:45
smaller USDA inspected
inspected meat
1:12:47
lock into 20 25 employees or so
we're a
1:12:50
drop in the bucket compared to
the large
1:12:52
slaughterhouses but nonetheless
we have
1:12:54
a USDA inspector and I know the
system
1:12:58
my initial kovat concern was
that the
1:13:00
USDA would pull their
inspectors and
1:13:03
we'd be largely shut down
creating this
1:13:05
not for sale only meat
situation which
1:13:08
you'll see the USDA and has
fortunately
1:13:12
had the good sense not to
cripple our
1:13:13
meats a plan and kept us open
so far
1:13:17
these close quarters
slaughterhouses
1:13:20
with hundreds if not thousands
of
1:13:22
employees are rampant with
coronavirus
1:13:25
our inspector has quietly told
me that
1:13:28
one of the other big local
plants
1:13:30
refused to shut down despite
multiple
1:13:32
confirmed employee cases to
make matters
1:13:36
worse an inspector was confirmed
1:13:38
positive and our inspector was
worried
1:13:40
that he was going to get pulled
to cover
1:13:43
that infected plant as well
potentially
1:13:46
exposing us believe me when I
tell you
1:13:49
these plants will be shut down
and the
1:13:52
food supply will disappear you
might
1:13:56
want to you might want to read
that one
1:13:57
line again to the food supply
with this
1:14:01
body by the way there'll always
be vegan
1:14:02
food and I can't believe it's
not meat
1:14:06
we've been checking in with our
regular
1:14:09
truck drivers from our retail
suppliers
1:14:11
one of our drivers has been
delivering
1:14:14
for us for decades and has
never seen
1:14:17
their warehouses this empty
everyone is
1:14:20
scrambling to meet demand and
there's
1:14:23
not enough meat to go around as
is when
1:14:26
these plants get shut down
there is no
1:14:29
excess sitting in the
warehouses our
1:14:31
freezers are the same way when
we cut it
1:14:34
be for a hog it is picked up as
soon as
1:14:37
it is frozen that is not
normally the
1:14:40
case and you can't even find a
cheap
1:14:42
freezer for sale the coverage
has been
1:14:44
phenomenal gentlemen yeah now
he's
1:14:47
talking about us my wife is
actually
1:14:48
listening for the first time
you are
1:14:50
bringing us hope and a positive
message
1:14:53
she knows about the hwo gates
and the
1:14:56
whole racket keep it up and
with her new
1:15:00
blessing I will no longer be a
douche
1:15:03
bag signed a meat cutter so
there you
1:15:06
have it I think this is an
accurate
1:15:08
report I believe it you know
and I would
1:15:11
say that if you're for the next
week or
1:15:13
so if you want to stock up on
some meat
1:15:15
you might not be it might not
be a bad
1:15:17
thing right I thought it was a
very
1:15:20
helpful note as well yes just
just to
1:15:23
know but as I said there have
been
1:15:27
multiple meat plants that have
had
1:15:30
many positive cases and even
some
1:15:32
related deaths but it's only the
1:15:36
chinese-owned ones maybe that's
just
1:15:38
coincidence
1:15:39
I don't think so somehow well
I'm told
1:15:43
by a source up in the New York
area that
1:15:46
they've already been told that
their
1:15:48
meat supply is gonna be over in
one week
1:15:50
slowly really yeah they're just
like
1:15:54
tits in public knowledge crap
well I'm
1:15:57
definitely gonna fill up the
freezer not
1:16:01
a bad idea not a bad idea I can
tell you
1:16:03
what the mean will be though
I'm seeing
1:16:06
it everywhere now and and I'm
trying to
1:16:09
force myself to go to the New
York Times
1:16:11
every day and see what they're
saying so
1:16:14
that I can understand what what
the
1:16:16
onslaught of bullcrap will be
for the
1:16:18
next day in the next 24-hour
cycle
1:16:20
that's where you'll find it and
I think
1:16:22
we've moved away well so that
we're
1:16:24
using South Korea as the model
for our
1:16:27
app for the or an app for any
tracking
1:16:32
and tracing there is no official
1:16:33
government sanctioned system
currently
1:16:36
nor should there be so South
Korea is
1:16:41
going to be the example for
that it's
1:16:43
the trace together yeah
actually I have
1:16:46
a clip here just to accentuate
that
1:16:47
here's Australia who are no
it's hit I
1:16:51
think this is all voluntary
until it's
1:16:53
not the everyday act of
downloading a
1:16:55
new smartphone app now being
dubbed our
1:16:57
team Australia moment if we
want to
1:17:00
release these and loosen these
1:17:01
restrictions we've got to be
able to
1:17:03
have an effective tracking
tracing
1:17:05
mechanism a rallying cry to
embrace the
1:17:08
platform jus to be ready within
a
1:17:10
fortnight what we really want
is for as
1:17:13
many Australians as possible
well over
1:17:15
40% to download the app and
we're
1:17:18
committed to make that
available as part
1:17:19
of the protection of the
Australian
1:17:22
public as well as it's
something that
1:17:26
could be assist of assistance
to our
1:17:28
public health authorities the
app would
1:17:29
allow anyone who test positive
for the
1:17:32
virus to alert the government
using
1:17:33
their phone health authorities
would
1:17:35
then be able to trace their
movements
1:17:37
and ask anyone who has come
into contact
1:17:40
with the infected person for
longer than
1:17:42
15 minutes
1:17:43
to be tested but Australians
are being
1:17:45
assured their privacy wouldn't
be
1:17:47
compromised the app itself
covert race
1:17:50
simply digitizes a manual
process
1:17:53
nothing more nothing less
1:17:55
it's based on an initiative in
Singapore
1:17:57
but just 20 percent of the
population
1:17:59
there has signed up to use the
1:18:01
technology the federal
government has
1:18:03
already conceded it'll be a
tough sell
1:18:06
but it's hopeful Australians
keen to
1:18:08
return to their normal lives
will
1:18:10
embrace it look it's new we get
that
1:18:12
it's something different but
everyone's
1:18:15
got a fine no I don't have a
phone I got
1:18:20
a flip phone not gonna work on
me so the
1:18:24
way this I've looked into this
a little
1:18:26
bit deeper it's just going to
get
1:18:29
everyone used to the idea of
tracking
1:18:31
and tracing whether it's a good
1:18:33
implementation or not but just
so you
1:18:35
understand how it works you
enter your
1:18:37
own information into the app
who knows
1:18:39
what it is whenever you're
around
1:18:44
anybody it's continuously
through the
1:18:46
Bluetooth low-power system
which can
1:18:49
measure to some extent distance
if
1:18:53
you've been in the neighborhood
of
1:18:54
someone else for 15 minutes or
more then
1:18:58
and you exchange Bluetooth keys
whenever
1:19:01
you you don't know what's
happening
1:19:02
that's that that's that the
part I don't
1:19:04
like there's a hold on a second
so your
1:19:07
phone is just loading data all
day as
1:19:10
you walk around boiling boiling
point
1:19:12
filling up your memory notice
do it no
1:19:14
know what it's doing is it is
collecting
1:19:18
the physical addresses of the
Bluetooth
1:19:22
devices that you have been near
all day
1:19:27
so it's a it's it's a list but
it's
1:19:28
gonna be it's not like filling
up your
1:19:30
phone with tons of data it's
just a list
1:19:32
of Bluetooth devices and so the
idea is
1:19:35
if you change something in the
app
1:19:37
saying oh my god I just got
tested I'm
1:19:41
pregnant I'm positive
1:19:44
then you put that into the app
then the
1:19:46
back end will look at every
single one
1:19:50
of those Bluetooth IDs that
you've
1:19:52
you've encountered in the past
14 days
1:19:57
and will trigger a message on
their app
1:20:01
saying oh my god
1:20:04
curry was near you he's
positive go get
1:20:07
a test or stay well I think no
it'll be
1:20:10
good go get a test but
self-quarantine
1:20:12
yes for instance so you have to
1:20:15
quarantine so what I would do
if I was
1:20:17
you had a sense
1:20:18
I know exactly I want to meet
everybody
1:20:27
you're a horrible man for that
you have
1:20:30
a false positive we thank you
you have
1:20:33
just cracked the weakest part
of the
1:20:35
entire system that is exactly
what can
1:20:38
be done yeah unless which
somebody will
1:20:40
do unless they have some
codification to
1:20:44
put in your your positive
status so Fred
1:20:46
the real hackers will break
into the
1:20:49
system break into the database
and add
1:20:52
times to make sure that
everyone is with
1:20:54
you at least 15 minutes loaded
up yeah
1:20:57
so everybody's been in contact
with you
1:20:59
for 15 minutes or more event
with the
1:21:02
false information in there sit
back and
1:21:05
laugh that's what hackers do
they love
1:21:11
it the good ones the old-school
hackers
1:21:13
used to do that son yeah what
the
1:21:19
Netherlands is doing their app
already
1:21:21
plastered across the newspapers
this
1:21:23
morning it leaks data you know
of course
1:21:26
the way that's reported is it's
already
1:21:27
been hacked whatever that means
1:21:30
but for examples of whodunit
right who
1:21:34
is the bestest in the world a
surprising
1:21:37
surprising country's being
pushed to the
1:21:41
forefront
1:21:42
can you guess who who is going
to be
1:21:43
held up as the shining example
of doing
1:21:46
it right I don't know the UK
Germany
1:21:51
Holland no germ
1:21:54
Germany yeah pocket either
meticulous
1:22:01
and orderly Germany can handle a
1:22:03
pandemic you think the Swiss
would
1:22:05
really go to the top of the
list by the
1:22:07
way but little one listen to
this a
1:22:09
bloomberg opinion piece picture
the
1:22:13
opposite of the u.s. under
Donald Trump
1:22:15
during the kovat 19 outbreak
that's
1:22:18
Germany under Angela Merkel oh
thank you
1:22:22
Bloomberg well we know that
though
1:22:24
Michael hates Trump so there
you have it
1:22:26
in a nutshell but I'm reading in
1:22:30
everywhere New York Times and
Germany
1:22:32
are so good yeah because it's
written at
1:22:34
the New York Times and then it
gets
1:22:36
passed around everybody now
Angela
1:22:38
Merkel's but she'd be a better
president
1:22:39
than Trump so absolutely she
much much
1:22:43
calmer and although the death
rate is is
1:22:46
going up in Germany let's just
not take
1:22:48
a look you know the thing about
Germany
1:22:49
the Germans are they know how
to take
1:22:52
orders that's just a store call
and
1:22:56
they're very clean I think that
a lot of
1:22:59
Germans cleanliness and
sometimes now
1:23:03
they're very the Dutch have
this too
1:23:05
very very cleanliness treats
1:23:08
everything's got to be clean I
think
1:23:10
that makes a difference in
stuff like
1:23:11
this but for some reason
they're going
1:23:13
to be shown as the shining
example of
1:23:17
how to do it and of course we
are here
1:23:20
with our dumb
1:23:21
orange man we we did all wrong
1:23:27
wrong oh yes because we took
too long so
1:23:31
wrong
1:23:34
okay do you have any more clips
you'd
1:23:37
like to share with us maybe
around the
1:23:38
world one more time well we
could do
1:23:40
around the world but I'm going
to put
1:23:42
that I like to put do that to
the ant or
1:23:44
closer to the end I'm sure
there's
1:23:46
anything that needs to read we
have a
1:23:47
couple of things here we got
some nurses
1:23:49
suspended California nurses
suspended
1:23:52
for not because they made them
do stuff
1:23:54
they didn't want to do in
California
1:23:56
Providence st. John's Health
Center in
1:23:58
Santa Monica suspended ten
nurses who
1:24:01
refused orders to treat Kovac 19
1:24:03
patients without n95 masks and
other
1:24:06
personal protective equipment
yeah do I
1:24:09
really have to believe this
story I
1:24:11
think it's bull crap
1:24:12
yeah I do here's a story that I
think is
1:24:14
probably true that you would
only get on
1:24:16
Democracy Now and they said
right and I
1:24:19
believe this to be a true story
this is
1:24:21
the USA bank stealing money
banking
1:24:25
giant USAA which serves former
military
1:24:28
members and their families said
Thursday
1:24:30
it'll no longer sees the
stimulus checks
1:24:33
of people with negative account
balances
1:24:35
USA's reversal came after the
american
1:24:38
prospect reported on a disabled
veteran
1:24:41
whose family had $3,400 and
cares act
1:24:44
payments rerouted by the bank
to pay an
1:24:48
outstanding debt yeah that's
not USAA
1:24:50
alone there's other banks who
have been
1:24:52
doing this well but for one
thing I
1:24:55
think the story is misreported
and I'll
1:24:57
tell you why what's happening I
believe
1:25:01
and I don't and the bank
stopped doing
1:25:04
this is immediately once they
find out
1:25:05
but I think it's just automatic
think
1:25:07
you have a negative account
balance in
1:25:09
your account the check comes in
1:25:11
immediately gets sucked into
this
1:25:12
negative account balance and
it's all
1:25:14
automatic because if the
computers do it
1:25:16
there's not somebody sitting
there
1:25:17
wringing their hands and going
in
1:25:19
there's some money I could
steal from an
1:25:21
old man well I'm gonna have to
argue
1:25:25
with you on that point I'm
looking for
1:25:27
the note from our producer who
emailed
1:25:31
me about this very subject I'm
a dude
1:25:37
named Ben who works for a
National Bank
1:25:39
top priority emergency project
is to
1:25:42
clear all accounts of negative
balances
1:25:44
and reverse any fees that were
1:25:46
previously assessed
1:25:48
what does that mean I think
that's what
1:25:53
they're doing with the money
well I
1:25:55
think that doesn't that doesn't
negate
1:25:57
my thesis
1:25:58
no no projects usually take at
least
1:26:00
eight weeks this was mandated
today
1:26:02
Friday and must be done before
next
1:26:03
Wednesday when the next round of
1:26:05
stimulus money is released the
purposes
1:26:07
it will give a huge injection
to the
1:26:08
cash on hand numbers for the
bank so
1:26:13
there's all kinds of agendas at
play as
1:26:15
usual things are working that
we haven't
1:26:19
gotten our checks got no money
here one
1:26:22
one eight got her checked she's
the
1:26:24
first one I know of yeah at
least got
1:26:26
hers and but now the end the
Netherlands
1:26:33
frigate by that's it that's it
no one
1:26:36
else got checks in the
Netherlands you
1:26:40
know it's like now and that
she's been
1:26:43
locked up for a locked up for a
month
1:26:46
for a month just ridiculous
that's yeah
1:26:55
well you know we're lucky John
we we
1:26:58
have a we got a gig and people
are
1:27:02
supporting the gig they are and
so it's
1:27:06
almost impossible to understand
other
1:27:10
than through other people I see
the kid
1:27:11
the kids then you feel it
really really
1:27:14
feel it with that cuz they're
you know
1:27:16
they're confused but they also
think
1:27:18
it's bull crap and they don't
know and
1:27:21
but the meanwhile they got to
pay the
1:27:23
rent so it's bull crap all they
want but
1:27:28
they still have to rent but
then when
1:27:30
they have no money no cheques
happening
1:27:32
then it becomes very
complicated so but
1:27:37
maybe that is a perfect cue for
me -
1:27:38
Thank You mr. dvorak for your
courage
1:27:41
and say in the morning to you
the man
1:27:42
who indeed put the C in the
China's John
1:27:45
C Devore
1:27:48
in the morning mr. Adam curry
also in
1:27:50
the morning all ships to see
boots on
1:27:51
the ground feet in the air subs
in the
1:27:53
water all the Dames the nights
out there
1:27:54
hello
1:27:54
trolls there in the troll room
I see you
1:27:57
it is a Sunday so let's do a
count of
1:27:59
the trolls 1936 and we get I
don't think
1:28:03
we've cracked two thousand ones
have we
1:28:05
gotten really close a couple of
times in
1:28:08
the morning trolls you can find
them if
1:28:11
you're a troll if you'd like to
learn
1:28:12
how to be a troll if you smell
like
1:28:14
control you live under a bridge
like
1:28:15
control head on over to no
agenda stream
1:28:18
comm and that is where you can
find
1:28:20
trolls galore they listen live
to many
1:28:24
of the shows that are on the
stream at
1:28:25
the time which is 24/7 you can
sample
1:28:28
new podcast learn stuff and most
1:28:31
importantly you can troll and
now a huge
1:28:38
in the morning thank you -
Darren
1:28:42
O'Neill who brought us the
artwork for
1:28:45
episode one two three four are
probably
1:28:47
one of the most exciting
numbers in the
1:28:49
numerical sequence for this
show and our
1:28:51
media tribe who love numerology
and
1:28:56
Darren did a piece of art which
was just
1:29:00
so outstanding this is the Shi
NN logo
1:29:03
with taking the CN n removing
the C and
1:29:07
putting a capital X and then I
in front
1:29:12
of it becoming XI NN which was
smart and
1:29:16
genius in so many ways and I
think it
1:29:18
really helped people clicking
on this
1:29:20
and podcast apps I was a beauty
in fact
1:29:23
there just jumped out at the
two of us
1:29:25
now he credits the idea to
Donald Trump
1:29:29
jr. oh really yeah he says
apparently in
1:29:34
one of his tweets Trump jr.
she's called
1:29:37
CNN CNN oh okay oh and so he
immediately
1:29:42
turned it to an art piece and
then a
1:29:44
number of other artists and
other
1:29:45
wannabes said oh man I heard it
I
1:29:50
thought it was funny too buddy
they
1:29:52
didn't think it turn into an
art piece
1:29:53
and so that's the genius man
that's what
1:29:56
it takes that's what you do you
got it
1:29:57
you got a jump on it and so on
and he
1:29:59
his will hang up
1:30:02
was whether he should make the
what the
1:30:06
color scheme should be decided
on he
1:30:08
wanted the you neither the
yellow he did
1:30:10
he was gonna do she and an
all-white so
1:30:13
it look like they logo but he
needed the
1:30:14
yellow to match up with the red
flag
1:30:17
colors in there right right and
I don't
1:30:20
think he sucked unless he used
all
1:30:22
yellow which would have been
interesting
1:30:24
but I don't think would have
been as
1:30:25
outstanding he that that little
thought
1:30:30
which Ani O'Neal is a triple
threat so
1:30:33
that this little thought of his
to make
1:30:35
it yellow I thought was a
moment of
1:30:38
sheer genius because it really
made the
1:30:41
thing pop and it gave the
symbolism it
1:30:45
was fantastic piece and after
three and
1:30:47
a half hours of show
1:30:49
and by the way episode one two
three
1:30:51
four the final time of that
episode was
1:30:54
three hours 30 minutes and 33
seconds to
1:30:58
which many people said could you
1:31:00
dickheads not have gone in
extra three
1:31:03
minutes but so you know that was
1:31:07
completely coincidental that
random dad
1:31:10
I
1:31:11
we finished the show we cut off
the end
1:31:14
we are at the end of the I so
we put the
1:31:18
clip in the beginning and then
I look at
1:31:20
it 330 33 but back to Darren
this is
1:31:26
this is top notch this is the
high
1:31:29
quality concept really good okay
1:31:33
enough suck it mom this is good
enough
1:31:34
enough of that enough of that
dared we
1:31:37
love you thank you so much no
agenda art
1:31:39
generator calm is where you can
look at
1:31:42
all of the art that is put up
there you
1:31:43
can also participate it's kind
of a
1:31:45
contest it really it's it's odd
but it
1:31:48
works for people who listen
listen alive
1:31:50
yeah but I'm so proud because
we show
1:31:53
our tribe colors our media
tribe colors
1:31:55
every single episode and I know
there's
1:31:57
just no one doing it like that
it's it's
1:31:59
if and I love giving this
example
1:32:02
because I talked about it with
the
1:32:03
keeper if you and I had
finished the
1:32:06
show or maybe halfway through
the show
1:32:09
in a commercial break because
of course
1:32:11
this is not our podcast this is
a
1:32:13
commercial show
1:32:14
in the break John John John I
got a
1:32:16
great idea let's have someone
in the
1:32:18
graphics department do a she
and n logo
1:32:22
and I would think that's a
fabulous idea
1:32:25
and then three three weeks
later after
1:32:29
several meetings about the
color should
1:32:32
be yellow and through legal I
got
1:32:36
blocked it legal we never
actually could
1:32:38
use it because of that and that
is what
1:32:41
makes us unique and that's the
future of
1:32:43
media and that's where we are
and we
1:32:46
also don't have those
commercials we
1:32:47
have producers who like to
support the
1:32:50
show financially we always enjoy
1:32:53
thanking our executive
producers an
1:32:55
associate executive producers
right off
1:32:57
the bat so let's get crankin
sir Chris
1:33:01
Baron of the Carson valleys at
the top
1:33:03
of the list with three hundred
thirty
1:33:04
three dollars and 33 cents
talking about
1:33:06
33s Gardnerville Nevada I don't
even
1:33:09
know where that is
1:33:11
forgive me pot father and bus
girls been
1:33:13
many months since my last
donations
1:33:15
things have been a little rough
in my
1:33:16
barony and that was before the
virus
1:33:18
threw a wrench in the works we
just sir
1:33:21
this is this is KJ okay Jay is
the baron
1:33:27
of those summer rows of Carson
Valley
1:33:29
Carson Valley nevertheless I
have gotten
1:33:32
so much value from the show I
couldn't
1:33:33
pass up chipping in quote
unquote keep
1:33:35
up the good work guys jingles
through to
1:33:38
the head and Pelosi jobs karma
not
1:33:40
because I lost mine but because
I'm
1:33:42
working two jobs with an
average workday
1:33:45
of about twenty 2.5 hours times
seven
1:33:47
days a week sir Chris shake at
least
1:33:50
he's working he's ahead of the
game
1:33:54
Thank You KJ sir Chris Baron of
the
1:33:56
Carson Valley
1:33:57
[Music]
1:33:59
jobs jobs and jobs let's vote
for job
1:34:05
karma Jonathan Walker 33333
longtime
1:34:10
listener first-time donor I
request a
1:34:12
massive deducing deduced
starting this
1:34:19
thing during the 2016 election
when the
1:34:21
DNC primary rigging had
sorry-sorry
1:34:24
needle up massive until my good
buddy
1:34:27
parks hit me in the mouth he's
one of my
1:34:29
best friends and I'd like to
send him
1:34:30
some jobs karma you've got this
my dude
1:34:33
keep it also I'd like to offer
some help
1:34:36
to the no agenda family in these
1:34:38
difficult economic times I run
Walker
1:34:40
Texas trader a business
liquidation
1:34:44
company well if you're gonna be
doing
1:34:46
very well
1:34:47
yeah a unique position to help
small
1:34:51
business owners who are shut
down and
1:34:53
need to turn inventory or
equipment into
1:34:54
cash to stay afloat until the
cour in
1:34:57
place bullcrap dies down
1:34:59
if there's anyone within a few
hundred
1:35:00
miles of Houston who need help
reach out
1:35:04
to us at info at Walker ok did
you get
1:35:09
there well you can always
rewind info at
1:35:11
Walker TX trader.com all one
word and
1:35:15
mention no agenda for
discounted rates
1:35:18
our family really wants to give
back to
1:35:20
this community in any way that
we can
1:35:21
quick jingle requests see
something say
1:35:25
something two shots to the head
and
1:35:27
nothing to see here jobs jobs
and jobs
1:35:38
let's go
1:35:42
Parma they actually have
anonymous and
1:35:48
anonymous sent us a note uh
I've been
1:35:54
listening since last August
after my
1:35:56
daughter and her boyfriend told
me about
1:35:58
your show what's called hitting
you in
1:35:59
the mouth this is an anonymous
female it
1:36:02
would add that okay might make
context
1:36:05
better alright they said I
would not
1:36:07
like it and I'm not accepting
their
1:36:09
assumptions about me since I
immediately
1:36:11
loved the show and pass it
along to my
1:36:15
husband he gets me through
hours of
1:36:18
landscaping clean it gets me
through
1:36:20
hours of landscaping cleaning
and
1:36:21
cooking this donation brings me
half way
1:36:23
to my husband's knighting
figure it
1:36:26
should go to him not me since I
haven't
1:36:29
it was a little making mr.
anonymous
1:36:30
since I haven't worked outside
the house
1:36:33
in 25 years and he foots the
bills but
1:36:36
that could change now that my
cobol
1:36:38
skills are once again there you
go you
1:36:43
know you can work from home
can't wait
1:36:50
you know what I love is that we
can
1:36:54
actually put our hands on these
people
1:36:56
unique COBOL programmers that
we got him
1:37:00
what version do you want we got
it right
1:37:03
here this is cute way to tell
my son
1:37:05
that I'm not a dinosaur in the
world of
1:37:06
programming as he believes I
started out
1:37:10
30 years ago in the Silicon
Valley John
1:37:12
not far from you I thank you
for the
1:37:14
show as it is even more
valuable to me
1:37:16
since the kovat outbreak all of
our kids
1:37:18
are in medical medical
profession docs
1:37:21
and pas and work with the virus
patients
1:37:24
both in the ICU and nine ICU so
1:37:27
frustrating to hear panic media
reports
1:37:30
that differ from the actual
experiences
1:37:32
on the ground yeah their
hospitals are
1:37:34
empty except a modestly the
same report
1:37:37
we get all the time their
hospitals are
1:37:40
empty except the modest numbers
of kovat
1:37:42
patients I'd like to remind
governor
1:37:44
DeWine that the reason he shut
down our
1:37:48
state was to ensure our
hospitals did
1:37:50
not get inundated all at once
with the
1:37:53
sick very good point
1:37:54
very good argumentation point
when
1:37:56
you're looking at your own
States I hate
1:37:58
it this is that the might
hospital is
1:38:00
doing tick tock videos can we
go back
1:38:04
now so now they're empty and
it's time
1:38:06
to open our state and allow
this virus
1:38:08
to work its way through the
population
1:38:10
as it will do anyway oh how is
one of
1:38:14
the first days to shutter all
1:38:15
non-essential business and as
yet as
1:38:18
this past Monday we have had
seventy one
1:38:21
hundred fifty-three tested
positive and
1:38:23
309 deaths that is eleven that
is out of
1:38:26
eleven point four million
people this
1:38:29
calculates two point zero zero
to seven
1:38:33
deaths on a per capita and now
Ohio has
1:38:37
the second highest unemployment
claims
1:38:39
this is devastating to our
state my kids
1:38:41
do not seem worried going to
work and
1:38:44
caring for these patients they
are they
1:38:47
take precautions and go about
their jobs
1:38:49
and feel uncompromised and
other people
1:38:53
should do the same
1:38:54
thank you for your great
coverage I need
1:38:56
it more than ever because I
have now
1:38:58
completely stopped watching the
m5m
1:39:01
after being a fox news watcher
for
1:39:03
decades
1:39:03
Tucker's early coverage was so
1:39:05
over-the-top fear-mongering
that I
1:39:08
decided I could go cold turkey
thank you
1:39:11
again for all your diligent
work to
1:39:13
bring real news to your
listeners no
1:39:15
jingles except China asshole
maybe a
1:39:18
couple times since it bears
repeating
1:39:20
happy birthday to my husband
Steve put
1:39:23
him on the list
1:39:24
Oh she almost Eve from Columbus
turned
1:39:29
60 next week okay so Steve from
Columbus
1:39:35
60 next week just whatever time
whatever
1:39:38
okay that's good enough for me
okay
1:39:42
Steve from Columbus 60 next
week good
1:39:48
and China is asshole
1:39:53
that's pretty good karma I
think there
1:39:55
was a karma maybe well you know
I
1:39:57
thought she said no jingles no
karma no
1:40:00
I never said that okay well
we'll do it
1:40:02
again karma veces City which is
pretty
1:40:21
you're the snow stop here the
Forbidden
1:40:25
City is over-hyped
1:40:27
just for you okay well thank
you there's
1:40:32
plenty to see in China and some
1:40:33
beautiful things in the Great
Wall is
1:40:35
one of the things everyone's
your
1:40:36
witness but to forbid the city
yeah
1:40:39
really is it's kind of like
when I went
1:40:42
to Thailand to for the long
neck's and
1:40:44
the big sign longnecks this way
is that
1:40:46
that idea is kind of touristy
it's not
1:40:49
even touristy it's a good I saw
it
1:40:51
before the before the 97 I saw
it it's
1:40:55
not it's boring it's boring
that's what
1:40:58
it wall great wall okay that
one's good
1:41:10
all right so Tim of the tunnels
in wha
1:41:13
ye PHA who wahooo
1:41:16
Waipahu Hawaii ah who to 47:16
that's
1:41:22
Hawaii yeah a Fibonacci show of
1:41:25
hibbe-dah Chi for each of you
thanks for
1:41:26
continuing to defend reality
and helping
1:41:28
to keep the amygdala a healthy
size
1:41:30
although among my fellow
essential
1:41:32
co-workers makes me sound like
a movie
1:41:34
cliche I'm not crazy I'm the
only one
1:41:37
saying here yeah in this in
this case is
1:41:40
actually true
1:41:42
the Rona here in Hawaii is
apparently it
1:41:45
tracted the sand and this
affinity has
1:41:48
prompted our governor in his
infinite
1:41:50
president knows the beaches you
can
1:41:53
still use the ocean to swim and
surf but
1:41:56
God help you if you linger on
the beach
1:41:58
it would be absolute
pandemonium yes the
1:42:02
beaches are back up in
1:42:04
yeah you know because the Roda
is
1:42:07
lurking in the sand yes on its
tan and
1:42:11
such this is the governor that
wants to
1:42:13
cut state employee salaries
including
1:42:15
teachers by 20 percent because
the state
1:42:18
isn't bringing in any revenue
because
1:42:20
tourism is the basket we
decided to put
1:42:22
all our eggs and the fact that
the state
1:42:25
is sitting on over a billion
dollars in
1:42:27
this rainy day fund is
completely
1:42:30
irrelevant you got a love
island living
1:42:33
it should be grateful I'm still
working
1:42:35
and count my blessings thanks
for rent
1:42:37
reading the rant no jingles
goat Karma
1:42:39
for those who need it sir Tim
of the
1:42:41
tunnels comes through thank you
very
1:42:42
much sir he's your good karma
you've got
1:42:50
she was just named just on the
last show
1:42:54
I believe she's now a dame of
the
1:42:56
crystal core and hilarous son
here
1:42:59
versum it's show biz city of the
1:43:03
Netherlands is it it's show biz
city
1:43:05
yeah over something that's
Hollywood
1:43:06
it's the Hollywood of Holland
yeah all
1:43:08
they would have Holland Dame of
the
1:43:11
crystal core with a humble
request for
1:43:12
good health and good spirit
Karma for
1:43:15
all the Dame who hasn't donated
yet is a
1:43:17
Dame douchebag so please douche
and then
1:43:21
d douche me you've been deduced
123 five
1:43:29
which adds up to the amount
which is to
1:43:31
devil of Fibonacci's yeah
beautiful
1:43:33
which adds up to the amount of
time I
1:43:35
love my dear soon-to-be hub and
our
1:43:37
amazing kid 24/7 of course it's
also the
1:43:41
amount of time all this
listeners would
1:43:43
like to hear you doing a live
stream of
1:43:45
the best podcasts in the
universe
1:43:47
especially nowadays but I know
dream on
1:43:50
I would like to use one 23.5 to
help
1:43:54
mark and his quest for
knighthood if
1:43:56
that's okay signing off with it
you you
1:43:57
keep the counting in this okay
with us
1:43:59
signing off with the big
digital thus
1:44:02
sterile and safe hug thank you
so much
1:44:06
for doing what you do love ups
John
1:44:09
always wanted to let you know I
agree
1:44:11
thus rise of Skywalker sucked
1:44:17
gosh things I'm never gonna
watch write
1:44:22
me a member of the club what it
sucks
1:44:27
the sex club next on the list
Tristan
1:44:31
onion Martin's in Milwaukee
Wisconsin
1:44:35
Milwaukee Wisconsin - 1235
shout-out to
1:44:40
my smokin hot wife for a
birthday in
1:44:42
April 19th episode 1 - 3.5 here
in
1:44:46
Wisconsin
1:44:47
our governor sweet governor
decided to
1:44:49
extend our safer at home locked
down
1:44:51
until May 26 what I don't have
the quote
1:44:56
in for May 26 that's not gonna
can you
1:45:00
believe it he's not gonna I
don't have
1:45:02
the quote in front of me but he
says
1:45:04
that nothing will go back to
normal in
1:45:06
this state until we have an
actual
1:45:08
vaccine thanks dr. bill we
don't want to
1:45:12
go on a rant about how much the
bullcrap
1:45:14
this is but maybe a couple of
jingles
1:45:18
like orange China is asshole
and how
1:45:21
about some jobs , for everybody
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you think he wants the not the
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ones a regular shut up slave I
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1:46:26
this is an example we get a lot
of these
1:46:28
notes I mean not just
1:46:30
and associate executive
producers but a
1:46:32
lot of people it's been good
and I think
1:46:35
that I think that's part of the
troll
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room being so full as well it's
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it's cathartic people we're
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see this is what you always do
to me
1:47:07
it's like okay I will do these
I'll read
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this at the same time I'll be
getting
1:47:11
the jingles it's very
interesting he's
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got four arms
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I really don't what does he say
the
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candidate in government has told
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families we are all getting an
extra
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$300 expert child during Corona
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like her own invest like corona
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way to handle it then to donate
young
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julia Mouse's $300 towards her
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and on her 60th birthday which
is April
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19th no less that would be
today I then
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added the last $2 to put her
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limit toward her dame hood
although I
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would like to claim the
executive
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producer credit of credit for
myself can
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you come on you can deny vien
parents
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what else could you possibly
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with your money but pitch in I
recently
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hit a friend in the mouth and
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thank me for balancing out his
listening
1:48:10
as he was a hard lefty and he
tells me
1:48:12
that this show calms him down a
lot yes
1:48:15
it's the amygdala effect in
response to
1:48:18
that I think the only proper
thing would
1:48:20
be to call him out Jeremiah you
knew
1:48:23
this was coming also to Trevor
1:48:30
and Max Collette you are both
placed on
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Dave mouse and OMA insists it's
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would be
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like to call Dame Julia oh I
don't have
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this yet Weaver of the words
first of
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nas hold on a second John can
you give
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me that order because I didn't
have all
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of this am i she yeah sure
1:49:00
because I got ass in this cuz
we're
1:49:02
little I mean they hate it when
I do
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this during the show what did
they want
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me to order for the roundtable
Dave
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knows it's like a chai in
something I'm
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not even seeing it on here yeah
yeah
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yeah I want a cheese a chai tea
and
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apples with peanut butter chai
tea and
1:49:23
apples with peanut butter and
okay so
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that's in there and then we had
Jesus
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complicated jingles back up
back up back
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up on the pretty good and
pretty good
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was there any any other karma I
don't
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see the Karma requests okay
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yeah we'll do it just in case
the backup
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to the backup to the backup I
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you've got karma Nexus
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no he's a lousy shot that's not
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I have normally gone for long
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maybe by the way I'm thanks for
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well and we made it to Florida
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main reason for reaching out to
you on
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is the
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me and I
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am super grateful to be able to
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the day with him
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even if we on lockdown happy
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Thank
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You Jon and Adam for all you do
XXX your
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loyal listener Steph oh how
nice well
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he's on the list so we'll do it
all over
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again for you after the second
donation
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segment and our final associate
1:51:52
executive producer for today is
in I do
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have one note to read before
okay so uh
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Alex simcha San Burien
Washington which
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is right outside the airport
200 bucks I
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would like to make this
donation on
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behalf of Conner and Christina
at beach
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view farm so it can you make a
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we'll put them on the big so
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the
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excellent hosts yes I have a
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report for later oh good yeah
where else
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can a group of misfit strangers
get
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together and have such a good
time you
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know I'm it's Fitz we owe these
two for
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a good time on a Sunday
Saturday in one
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of the most beautiful places
imaginable
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I figure they deserve some
credit for
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their impromptu petting zoo
that also
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functions as a burger fact what
has a
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burger factory what
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all right Wow cool does sound
rather
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oriental yes this'll beers his
last pit
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his last pit yeah this is an
amazing
1:53:01
show you to do John and Adam I
that you
1:53:04
pulled together a bunch of small
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amygdala big brains into a real
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community this is more than
just a group
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of people consuming the same
media keep
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thank you for your courage PS
no jingles
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little Karma let's get back to
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dynamite content okay I do have
one more
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you've been deduced I'm so
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[Music]
1:56:56
I do have you know I played all
those
1:57:00
clips about Amy and her
preoccupation
1:57:02
with the LuAnn lab yeah and all
of Trump
1:57:06
hate see if you can spot a
little this
1:57:08
is the Wuhan update revised see
if you
1:57:10
can spot the kind of a misuse
of a word
1:57:14
here the dead had to correct
herself
1:57:16
china's respires the death toll
from
1:57:18
kovat 19 and Wuhan upward by 50
percent
1:57:22
saying nearly thirty nine
hundred people
1:57:24
have died since the novel
coronavirus
1:57:26
first emerged in Wuhan a city
of 11
1:57:29
million people late last year
the
1:57:31
devised the revised the devised
very
1:57:39
good that again late last year
the
1:57:44
devised the revised death toll
that's
1:57:46
almost as good as Trump's anti
rival
1:57:48
kids wow that's that's the
truth wants
1:57:53
to come out there huh know
something
1:57:55
something wants to come out
sort of
1:57:58
wants to come out of a meeting
was to
1:58:00
come out of a me so I'm
watching by the
1:58:02
way I hate to say this but I've
always
1:58:05
thought that Margaret Brennan
who does
1:58:08
the Face the Nation show and it
goes off
1:58:10
at the same time as the Meet
the Press
1:58:13
with Todd whatever his name is
1:58:16
chip chip Todd hey and it's
like she
1:58:20
she's always was attractive but
because
1:58:23
that she's obviously in the
media and
1:58:25
she's you you're brainwashed
yourself if
1:58:27
you're all caught up in the
Trump hate
1:58:29
and you get amygdala swells up
and it
1:58:31
starts to show on your face she
I want
1:58:34
you to anyone to look at the
show now
1:58:35
and look at her and think is
this a very
1:58:39
young Amy Goodman and we're
getting that
1:58:43
kind of that Amy Goodman look
very
1:58:46
slowly who's who's getting the
name
1:58:48
Margaret Brennan Margaret
Brennan is
1:58:50
that is the hostess of Face the
Nation
1:58:53
she took the show over a couple
years
1:58:55
ago and she then just because
of she's
1:58:58
getting so so I don't know
intense this
1:59:02
yeah I'm looking at her
pictures now you
1:59:05
have to imagine her slowly
evolving into
1:59:08
a clone of Amy
1:59:10
Amy Goodman you're kind of the
straggly
1:59:12
hair or the no makeup and just
you know
1:59:16
this this time at home has not
been good
1:59:18
for you John a little concerned
about
1:59:21
what you're doing with your
extra time I
1:59:27
can see it yeah I can see
there's
1:59:30
nothing more nothing less
nothing more
1:59:32
nothing I can see it I can see
it yes
1:59:34
here's here's a clip Amazon
apparently
1:59:38
they don't like Amazon at
Democracy Now
1:59:41
Amy doesn't like them and here
we go
1:59:43
a report by two grassroots
workers
1:59:44
rights organizations suggests
1:59:46
coronavirus cases in u.s. Amazon
1:59:49
warehouses will likely
exponentially
1:59:52
increase in the coming days as
the
1:59:54
corporation refuses to shut
down some of
1:59:56
its facilities even when
workers test
1:59:59
positive for kovin 19 more than
half of
2:00:02
Amazon's 110 warehouse
facilities in the
2:00:04
country of reported cases of
coronavirus
2:00:06
meanwhile Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos
has told
2:00:10
shareholders he now wants to
test all
2:00:12
employees for kovin 19 despite
the
2:00:16
economic crisis triggered by the
2:00:17
pandemic Amazon stock continues
to climb
2:00:20
lifting Bezos personal fortune
to nearly
2:00:23
140 billion dollars in related
news
2:00:26
Amazon has shut down all of its
2:00:28
warehouses in France after a
court ruled
2:00:31
Tuesday the company needs to
reassess
2:00:33
the safety of its workers
during the
2:00:36
pandemic
2:00:37
no one likes Amazon anymore
well let me
2:00:40
just give you a big this is
really a bad
2:00:43
story though they when they
showed
2:00:46
Bhatia's she started talking
about Bezos
2:00:48
and his personal will they
showed the
2:00:50
picture of him with that Vava
voom girl
2:00:54
yes the bubble so he's standing
next and
2:00:57
he's wearing some sort of
lampshade or
2:00:59
some horrible looking tasteless
2:01:03
you know Gianni Versace for men
kind of
2:01:09
like a guy with too much money
it's just
2:01:11
wrong no take what belongs in
central
2:01:15
pay at Club sank on sank yeah
he's
2:01:18
standing there with there with a
2:01:20
shit-eating grin on his face
2:01:22
bring over him you know with
these big
2:01:25
boobs on her and it's just like
I'm so
2:01:28
that's what they show is the
image you
2:01:30
know so this is it this is a
slanted
2:01:32
Classics left slanted report is
this the
2:01:36
I don't I just don't like the
way these
2:01:40
people cover things it just
bothers me
2:01:42
sorry that's okay I'm cool with
that
2:01:45
did you have more not about
what yeah I
2:01:48
do there's another this is
actually an
2:01:51
interesting report because they
get some
2:01:52
people are getting stir-crazy
again from
2:01:54
Demark a lot of democracy I
kind of
2:01:56
specialize in this because once
in a
2:01:58
while they'll load up a show
this Boeing
2:02:00
is going back to work they want
to
2:02:01
anyway
2:02:02
yes I guess they got some
stimuli in
2:02:05
Washington State Boeing says
it'll begin
2:02:08
bringing 27 thousand workers
back to
2:02:11
factories to resume production
of
2:02:12
airplanes it's the first
large-scale
2:02:15
attempt by a u.s. manufacturer
to resume
2:02:18
operations yeah it's good but
didn't
2:02:21
they get to do they even take
stimulus
2:02:23
money I'm not even sure they
did though
2:02:25
they'll get money I'd there
will but I I
2:02:27
thought they were going without
it for a
2:02:29
bit so do you want to go around
the
2:02:31
world with some kovat reports
and get
2:02:33
that out of the way I think we
should
2:02:43
where it stops nobody knows
only Jhansi
2:02:45
de Bourgh I can tell us where
we're
2:02:46
going what country do we check
out today
2:02:48
well let's go through the
states have a
2:02:52
report by CBS taking us from
one to
2:02:54
another Skov it states
reopening ok
2:02:58
covin states reopening tonight
the
2:03:03
streets of New York City
remained
2:03:05
virtually empty but on the
heels of the
2:03:07
president's new three-phased
plan to
2:03:09
reopen America some states are
slowly
2:03:11
inching back in tonight beaches
in
2:03:14
Jacksonville Florida will
reopen but no
2:03:16
more than 10 in a crowd the
first way to
2:03:18
inform the people what the
rules are
2:03:20
then we warn if they don't
comply and
2:03:23
then we take additional action
if
2:03:24
necessary if they still don't
comply
2:03:26
Texas will allow some retail to
go but
2:03:29
not permit in-store shopping
Minnesota
2:03:31
will allow golf courses to open
this
2:03:33
weekend Wisconsin's governor's
Austin's
2:03:35
also open their golf courses
for some
2:03:38
reason said lawn care
businesses might
2:03:39
be able to operate an Idaho
will allow
2:03:42
non-essential businesses like
Kraft dog
2:03:44
groomers to open their doors
still some
2:03:47
workers are concerned
2:03:49
Andy Ravel works on Navy ships
in
2:03:51
Virginia and led a strike this
week
2:03:53
after one of his co-workers
died and as
2:04:02
debate over reopening continues
news of
2:04:05
treatment progress gilja the
maker of
2:04:08
the drug REM dis aveer saw a
surge in
2:04:10
its stock price on news reports
that the
2:04:12
drug helped co vid 19 patients
in
2:04:15
Chicago New York with 600 more
deaths in
2:04:18
the last 24 hours is still a
hot spot
2:04:20
the city announced its
canceling outdoor
2:04:22
concerts until June but the
governor
2:04:24
today said he knew patients was
wearing
2:04:27
thin the situation were and now
is
2:04:29
unsustainable people can't stay
in their
2:04:30
homes for this length of time
they can't
2:04:33
stay out of work you can't keep
the
2:04:35
economy closed forever
2:04:37
you just can't this was the
first clip I
2:04:40
have heard that said something
positive
2:04:43
about a therapeutic and whereas
we've
2:04:45
had and this what we're talking
about at
2:04:47
the beginning of the show
whereas we've
2:04:48
had lots of successes with
people
2:04:51
walking out of the hospital
just a day
2:04:53
after receiving a
hydroxychloroquine
2:04:57
it's pretty much no reporting
on it but
2:04:59
when it comes to the Gilead the
2:05:01
thousand-dollar non-generic
pill yes let
2:05:06
me play that bit again Billy
said it's
2:05:08
very interesting price on news
reports
2:05:10
that the drug helped covet 90
bagra's
2:05:13
Gilead the maker of the drug
REM dis
2:05:15
aveer saw a surge in its stock
price on
2:05:17
news reports that the drug
helped co vid
2:05:20
19 patients in Chicago not only
G's
2:05:24
reporting on the stock price
you push
2:05:32
down this generic drug which
has been
2:05:35
doing perfectly fine and you
don't
2:05:38
mention it at all other than
snake oil
2:05:41
Trump orders and then once it's
odd once
2:05:48
you're in that Gilead camp oh
yeah then
2:05:51
we're all good to go
2:05:53
I had nothing but profanity so
I'll just
2:05:57
be quiet Torito Toriko for The
Cove heed
2:06:07
the 19 that was the worst poor
Rican
2:06:09
accent ever in Puerto Rico
protesters in
2:06:11
cars rallied Wednesday outside
the
2:06:13
islands government funded public
2:06:15
television station WIP are
denouncing
2:06:18
what they called propaganda
produced by
2:06:20
governor Wanda Vasquez about
the corona
2:06:23
virus pandemic protestors also
demanded
2:06:25
more kovat 19 testing on the
island
2:06:28
elsewhere emergency medical
workers held
2:06:30
a protest that ended in front
of the
2:06:32
governor's mansion demanding
they be
2:06:33
included in the government's
economic
2:06:36
coronavirus relief package
wonder how
2:06:40
much testing they demand is
another
2:06:42
theme of democracy now well the
testing
2:06:45
testing well that's what that
Nancy
2:06:47
Pelosi started that testing
testing
2:06:49
testing and law and there's been
2:06:51
different reasons for it
throughout the
2:06:53
different phases of this there
are it's
2:06:58
insanity I adjust people
actually think
2:07:00
that the way to do it is have
350
2:07:02
million tests everyone takes a
test
2:07:04
every day to know if you're
good to go
2:07:06
that's an again again again
because you
2:07:09
did things change
2:07:10
okay let's move to Venezuela
and Chile
2:07:13
in Israel in South America
hundreds of
2:07:18
Venezuelan migrants attempting
to return
2:07:20
home after losing their jobs in
2:07:22
neighboring countries say
they're being
2:07:23
housed in squalid and crowded
quarantine
2:07:26
facilities where they're afraid
2:07:27
coronavirus could rapidly
spread in
2:07:30
Chile as the country remains in
a
2:07:32
nationwide coronavirus lockdown
2:07:34
anti-government and anti
austerity
2:07:36
protesters are continuing the
movement
2:07:38
from inside their homes using
social
2:07:40
media each Friday night
quarantined
2:07:44
Chileans stand in their gardens
or
2:07:45
balconies banging pots
demanding the
2:07:47
release of people arrested
during recent
2:07:49
mass protests I just realized
sorry did
2:07:56
you have a comment about minute
oh no
2:07:57
but you just imagined people
standing in
2:07:59
their front yard banging pots
yeah like
2:08:02
like the crazy moms I just
realized we
2:08:06
were way ahead of the curve on
testing
2:08:09
we did a testing song I'll give
you the
2:08:12
date
2:08:14
holy crap was it that long ago
looks
2:08:19
like it might have been 2018
yes 2018
2:08:23
the testing would you like to
hear the
2:08:24
testing song oh it's only 32
seconds do
2:08:28
the song I wanna do the song
you ready
2:08:30
yeah
2:08:31
testing testing testing testing
testing
2:08:33
testing testing testing testing
testing
2:08:35
testing to you testing testing
testing
2:08:38
testing testing testing testing
testing
2:08:41
testing to you testing testing
testing
2:08:44
testing testing testing testing
testing
2:08:46
testing testing testing testing
2:08:48
modulation testing testing
testing
2:08:51
testing testing testing testing
testing
2:08:54
testing testing testing testing
song -
2:08:56
testing why the fuck do I not
have a
2:08:58
recorder running I'm sorry
thank you for
2:09:00
that part to be on there yes
the testing
2:09:04
song from the future as usual
mr.
2:09:07
Deveaux I can't beat it
2:09:08
that's right let's let's go
this was
2:09:11
this was this is slightly
different this
2:09:13
is boss scenario by the way
balsan ro
2:09:15
the right wing ruler of Brazil
the Trump
2:09:18
of Brazil the Trump of Brazil
the Trump
2:09:22
of Brazil in Brazil far-right
2:09:24
gerbil senado abruptly fired
Health
2:09:27
Minister Luis Enrique Mendez
out on
2:09:30
Thursday after Mandela
repeatedly urged
2:09:33
Brazilians to practice social
distancing
2:09:35
measures while senado who's a
staunch
2:09:37
ally of President Trump has
dismissed at
2:09:40
19 as a fantasy and a little
flu ball
2:09:43
senado has repeatedly ignored
2:09:45
stay-at-home orders issued by
Brazilian
2:09:47
governors joining political
rallies and
2:09:50
shaking hands with constituents
at his
2:09:52
final press briefing Thursday
man gotta
2:09:55
warn the coronavirus will
continue to
2:09:57
claim lives staunch supporter
order he's
2:10:06
even got yellow orange skin
covet
2:10:09
Guatemala let's just some get
to the end
2:10:11
here in Guatemala al Jazeera
reports
2:10:13
rural and indigenous
communities are
2:10:16
increasingly afraid of the
potentially
2:10:18
devastating impacts coronavirus
could
2:10:20
have on their people as they
question
2:10:22
whether the country's already
troubled
2:10:24
and fragile health system is
able to
2:10:26
adequately respond to the
corona virus
2:10:28
outbreak don't worry we'll have
their
2:10:30
doctors on tik-tok pretty soon
dancing
2:10:33
yeah no doubt about that and
now we can
2:10:37
go and disel wrap it this is a
2:10:39
two-parter this is an NYC
report from
2:10:43
again aim you'll be telling us
what's
2:10:45
going on there here in New York
health
2:10:47
officials reported another 660
Ovid 19
2:10:50
deaths Thursday bringing the
statewide
2:10:52
death toll to more than 12,000
but the
2:10:55
number of hospitalizations
continues to
2:10:57
fall suggesting New York has
passed its
2:11:00
peak of coronavirus infections
as of
2:11:03
8:00 p.m. this evening New
Yorkers are
2:11:05
required to carry facial
coverings
2:11:07
whenever they leave their homes
and to
2:11:09
wear masks when social
distancing is not
2:11:12
possible this facial coverings
facial
2:11:17
coverings okay scarf yeah but
but this
2:11:22
is interesting because there's
- I have
2:11:24
a CBS report I don't know which
clip it
2:11:26
is but there's two reports one
you have
2:11:29
to carry a mask if you can't
social
2:11:33
distance which is now at a verb
yeah or
2:11:37
now and just
2:11:38
you know socialism is both by a
verb
2:11:41
it's you have two pennies ooh
and a
2:11:45
burger factory which would
that's
2:11:49
difference that's a fact
2:11:52
you can't pet
2:11:54
you can't pan to this little
boy anymore
2:11:56
because he's going to the
burger factory
2:12:00
so you have the that rapport
but the
2:12:05
other one it says you have to
wear the
2:12:06
mascot me Ellen says you don't
have to
2:12:08
wear the mask all the time I
don't know
2:12:09
you have to wear the mask all
the time
2:12:10
or you just have to have the
mask with
2:12:12
you and you have to wear the
way I
2:12:15
understand you have to have the
face
2:12:17
covering with you all the time
so if
2:12:19
they're in a spot where you
can't social
2:12:21
distance ie the disco here's
the disco
2:12:25
then you can put your face you
see if
2:12:27
somebody's got it phony up a
photo of
2:12:29
everybody in a disco you're in
the disco
2:12:34
disco you might as well play
part two of
2:12:38
New York Governor Andrew Cuomo
refused
2:12:40
Thursday to commit to providing
2:12:42
emergency relief to millions of
2:12:44
undocumented immigrants living
in New
2:12:46
York after California announced
one-time
2:12:49
payments of up to $1,000 per
immigrant
2:12:52
household we now are broke it
would be
2:12:58
irresponsible to do these things
2:13:00
I do owe and believe the federal
2:13:04
government should have a more
inclusive
2:13:06
policy
2:13:10
we're looking at it but we have
real
2:13:12
financial problems right now
2:13:15
Waymon yeah explain that one
cuz he said
2:13:18
he wanted to give thousand
dollars but
2:13:20
then he'd they're broke no no
the
2:13:23
thousand dollars in California
she just
2:13:25
mentioned that contrast o
dollars in
2:13:29
California they say we should
be able to
2:13:30
do that we're in New York we're
more
2:13:32
important to California so what
it is
2:13:35
though as it turns out that
back in
2:13:37
October of last year before any
of this
2:13:40
started up New York was in
arrears by
2:13:44
six point six or so billion
dollars and
2:13:47
they were gonna have to ask for
a
2:13:49
federal bailout there is it New
York is
2:13:51
almost broke or it is broke
yeah and
2:13:54
that's what good and now
because they
2:13:56
shut down the whole place it's
it's low
2:13:58
it's broke-broke so this place
is gonna
2:14:01
go down the tubes the entire
area and
2:14:04
people are trying to move on no
that's
2:14:06
not true that's not true
because they'll
2:14:09
still have the New York met
funded and
2:14:12
wealth
2:14:13
yeah the met and that they fired
2:14:16
everybody the Met got all the
money the
2:14:18
Met got the 5 million dollars
but they
2:14:20
no they fired everybody and got
took to
2:14:22
mind the New York way whose 30
million
2:14:26
or something wasn't that you
know was
2:14:28
enough to keep them going but
there's
2:14:29
not gonna be any we're not
they're not
2:14:31
gonna have any show as
Broadway's done
2:14:33
yeah they're all the performing
is now
2:14:36
the New York Yankees I know
these things
2:14:38
are gonna do anything for at
least a
2:14:40
year and because it freakin
worst part
2:14:43
the worst part is people view
the the
2:14:46
pictures of empty New York the
New York
2:14:49
streets they're probably
thinking to
2:14:51
themselves why the hell that I
really
2:14:53
want to go there in the first
place it's
2:14:56
like it's this is a problem
proud of you
2:15:00
know can't be looked at lightly
yeah
2:15:02
people are starting to
reconsider their
2:15:05
priorities which is a good
thing but
2:15:08
what is a good thing but it's
not a good
2:15:10
thing if your own you know Live
Nation
2:15:13
one of these big production
companies
2:15:15
that does giant events yeah I
can't
2:15:19
imagine what live nations stock
looks
2:15:20
like they're one of the big
event
2:15:22
producers no uh-uh yeah they're
probably
2:15:25
in the same league as Carnival
Cruise
2:15:26
Lines yeah they're not in good
shape and
2:15:29
then you got your Yankees you
got your
2:15:31
match and you got your your
bath the New
2:15:33
York Knicks and Madison Square
Gardens I
2:15:36
mean that's a publicly held
company I
2:15:38
mean this is not a pleasant
sight for
2:15:43
New York I mean this is live
nation live
2:15:47
nation $38 and it's coming down
from 75
2:15:52
yeah they had a long way to go
yeah
2:15:55
that's no bueno for them no
bueno anyway
2:16:00
that's kind of it's not a good
thing the
2:16:02
president spent a significant
amount of
2:16:04
time yesterday during his
briefing
2:16:07
explaining to everyone who
wanted to
2:16:10
watch what fake news is and it
kind of
2:16:13
it was very interesting to see
because
2:16:15
he really got into it and
explaining
2:16:18
that he has to do this every
single day
2:16:20
it is very repetitive the
repetition of
2:16:24
him saying things and just it
it makes
2:16:26
it makes my eyes bleed
sometimes I have
2:16:30
to hand it to them though people
2:16:32
remember things when you say it
over and
2:16:35
over and over and over again
knows that
2:16:37
much Mitchell does he knows
that and
2:16:41
he's had a lot of success with
even his
2:16:43
fake news label although he
didn't come
2:16:45
up with it
2:16:46
he certainly propelled it and
used it so
2:16:48
the first thing that happened
and this
2:16:50
might have set him off was just
the
2:16:51
funny exchange between yet
another new
2:16:53
journal in the crew it's
already very
2:16:55
sparse I think there's only 20
2:16:57
journalists at the White House
briefings
2:16:59
now because of social
distancing and and
2:17:03
so the guy asked obviously a
scripted
2:17:06
question and the president has
has
2:17:10
learned to deal with these
jamokes
2:17:12
better and he really you know
nip the
2:17:16
guy
2:17:19
last week you claim that your
charge of
2:17:22
everything yet the American
people don't
2:17:24
understand why you're unwilling
to use
2:17:26
the awesome powers of your
presidency to
2:17:29
make American companies
manufacture the
2:17:31
PPE yeah this is a setup
question by the
2:17:33
way this is a deal so we have
the the
2:17:35
Democrats are going to try to
impeach
2:17:37
the president again
2:17:39
and it will be based upon took
too long
2:17:42
didn't respond and didn't use
the
2:17:45
defense production Act which he
has but
2:17:47
not in the way the Democrats
wanted it
2:17:49
which is yeah top-down control
kind of
2:17:53
like Atlas Shrugged dictator
yes that's
2:17:58
what they wanted him to do
presidency to
2:18:01
make American companies
manufacture PPE
2:18:03
and also the testing equipment
you
2:18:06
implement the implement you were
2:18:08
recommendation but who even
2:18:12
accommodations for what it is
right now
2:18:36
with ventilators we have
General Motors
2:18:37
of General Electric we have so
you
2:18:39
already caught him telling the
guy to
2:18:40
keep reading this question
right so come
2:18:43
back to that 11 different
companies
2:18:45
great companies building them
for us all
2:18:48
over the United States we're
starting to
2:18:50
make our own gowns as they call
it we're
2:18:53
making some incredible things
and as far
2:18:56
as the testing is concerned
most of that
2:18:59
now is done in the United
States we're
2:19:01
doing it in the United States
our
2:19:02
different platforms and so I
just don't
2:19:05
think you were listening which
senator
2:19:09
which son well independence is
king he's
2:19:13
not an independent
2:19:14
angus King is worse than any
Democrat go
2:19:17
ahead he said that he was he
was limited
2:19:19
actually he said because he's a
Democrat
2:19:23
okay angus King is not an
independent he
2:19:25
uses that term for whatever
reason it's
2:19:27
a waste of time you haven't
seen him
2:19:32
okay you haven't seen him know
angus
2:19:35
King is a Democrat and that was
totally
2:19:37
staged I heard that and it was
totally
2:19:39
staged just like you read the
question
2:19:42
he read his question he's
catching on
2:19:45
he's got these things he's got
him right
2:19:47
he knows that this guy was set
up with
2:19:49
angus King to come in ask that
specific
2:19:52
question because angus King and
make a
2:19:54
big deal about it so he's
starting to
2:19:56
catch on to this stuff and and
handling
2:19:59
it much better than he well I
think he's
2:20:02
always caught on to it yeah I
think he's
2:20:04
handling that he's handling it
better by
2:20:07
the way the curry Dvorak
Consulting
2:20:09
Group would like to make a
2:20:11
recommendation to the president
I think
2:20:14
for if you really want to get
people to
2:20:17
shut up about the defense
production Act
2:20:19
I would recommend the following
i Donald
2:20:23
J Trump president 45th
President of the
2:20:26
United States these United
States of
2:20:28
America I hereby use the
awesome power
2:20:32
of the United States federal
government
2:20:34
to evoke the defense production
Act to
2:20:37
force the New York Times to
produce
2:20:40
toilet paper we are out of
toilet paper
2:20:43
and the New York Times shall be
2:20:45
producing it for us and then the
2:20:48
punchline is with somebody or
somebody's
2:20:51
got to say he's gonna be the
straight
2:20:52
man they're saying hey wait a
second
2:20:55
they already do
2:21:01
but then the president got into
got into
2:21:04
it explaining to the people
what fake
2:21:06
news is how it works and why he
has to
2:21:09
continuously address it and
this came as
2:21:14
part of another news story
which I do
2:21:17
have for after our next break
there's
2:21:20
been some important
developments in the
2:21:22
Russia collusion case
particularly when
2:21:25
it as it pertains to the FBI
and the now
2:21:28
apparently the FISA warrants
which
2:21:31
should never have been issued
based upon
2:21:33
what was available to issue
them so he
2:21:36
gets into this the media's been
some
2:21:39
very honest but some very
dishonest he
2:21:41
you know that you know I even
read a
2:21:43
story where Mark Meadows
tough-guy he
2:21:46
was crying he was mark Meadows
is his
2:21:49
cuz his new chief of staff
2:21:51
and the New York Times Maggie
Haberman
2:21:53
wrote a let me see if I have it
here for
2:21:58
Mark Meadows the transition to
Trump's
2:22:02
chief of staff is a hard one
2:22:04
mark Meadows has officially been
2:22:06
president Trump's fourth White
House
2:22:08
chief of staff for less than
three weeks
2:22:10
in that time he has shaken up
the
2:22:11
Communications Office angering
2:22:13
supporters of the press
secretary he
2:22:15
chose to replace he has tried
to put in
2:22:17
place other speedy changes
hoping to
2:22:20
succeed where his three
predecessors
2:22:22
failed he has hunted
aggressively for
2:22:24
leaks and then it says here
weeks into
2:22:28
the job mr. meadows has
confronted the
2:22:30
same problems that frustrated
his three
2:22:32
predecessors it hasn't helped
him with
2:22:35
his new White House colleagues
that he's
2:22:37
emotional and sometimes cries
so that's
2:22:48
now that's the Maggie Haberman
piece
2:22:50
which came after Trump made her
look
2:22:54
like a doofus in that clip that
he the
2:22:57
the super cuts could be played
on stage
2:22:59
earlier this week which
included a
2:23:02
voiceover pretending to be
Maggie
2:23:04
Haberman so anyway he's going
to explain
2:23:06
how this works how the
mainstream media
2:23:09
functions he was crazy was a
Maggie
2:23:11
Haberman you know she want to
pull it
2:23:12
surprise for her coverage of
Russia but
2:23:14
she was wrong in Russia so was
everyone
2:23:16
else they should all give back
their
2:23:17
Pulitzer Prizes in fact it
turned out
2:23:19
that the crime was committed by
the
2:23:21
other side the crime was not
committed
2:23:25
by this side it was committed
by the
2:23:26
other side a bunch of bad
people you saw
2:23:30
the reports coming out over the
last two
2:23:32
weeks they got caught so Maggie
Haberman
2:23:35
gets the Pulitzer precious a
third-rate
2:23:37
reporter that's that's just the
set up
2:23:41
New York Times and we put her
name up
2:23:44
here last week you saw that
people
2:23:47
thought it was a commercial it
wasn't a
2:23:48
commercial so like a commercial
but it
2:23:50
wasn't a commercial it's just
clips and
2:23:53
because we exposed her as being
a bad
2:23:56
reporter what happened is she
came and
2:24:00
said mark Meadows was crying
and they
2:24:04
made it sound I said walk it
and it's
2:24:06
okay if he did I wouldn't you
know look
2:24:08
but I think he was crying
probably
2:24:11
really for the wrong reason
they had a
2:24:13
dam but he's not a crier and if
he was
2:24:16
I'd know cries I could tell you
people
2:24:17
that you know that a very
famous they
2:24:18
cry and so it was a nasty story
in so
2:24:23
many ways it was fake news and
she only
2:24:24
did it because we exposed her
for being
2:24:28
a terrible dishonest reporter
she is
2:24:31
I've known her for a long I
haven't
2:24:32
spoken to her a long time I
made the
2:24:34
mistake I take a picture of
whether at
2:24:36
the desk a long time ago people
cry John
2:24:39
it's okay it's okay for cry but
yeah the
2:24:42
way he handles this it's okay
to cry
2:24:43
it's okay walking a tightrope
but now
2:24:45
now now he's gonna stick the
dagger in I
2:24:48
haven't spoken to her in long
many many
2:24:52
many months maybe years Adams
picture
2:24:55
she's fake a lot of people to
fake a lot
2:24:59
of people get a lot of fake
people but
2:25:00
what happens if she writes a
story as
2:25:04
retribution puts it in the New
York
2:25:05
Times and The New York Times is
a very
2:25:08
dishonest newspaper that's my
opinion
2:25:10
it's not an opinion it's
actually from
2:25:12
my standpoint you know but the
very hard
2:25:14
thing to figure though most
people
2:25:16
wouldn't know that but I know
because I
2:25:17
know the facts and they make up
I said
2:25:20
it today they make up words
sources say
2:25:24
it most often you a source to
say you
2:25:26
know what sources say man
sources say
2:25:28
means they have nobody and they
make it
2:25:31
up okay and they have a few
other type
2:25:36
statements that mean the same
thing but
2:25:38
sources say is the most often
used
2:25:40
explained in the Washington
Post New
2:25:41
York Times especially CNN fake
News CNN
2:25:45
they should really be mandated
and I
2:25:49
mean mandated to use a name if
there's a
2:25:52
source username say that Caylee
2:25:58
Kaleigh Mackin and he said or
somebody
2:26:00
and you'd find out that the
number one
2:26:03
the source wouldn't say it the
sources
2:26:05
don't exist I don't believe the
sources
2:26:07
exist and I try and tell this
you know
2:26:09
the beautiful thing about doing
these
2:26:11
conferences is that we have
tremendous
2:26:14
numbers of viewers and I'm able
to reach
2:26:17
the viewers without having to
go through
2:26:18
fake news where they make a
good story
2:26:21
into a bad story so with all of
that
2:26:25
it's been an incredible period
of time
2:26:29
so this is what he's doing with
his his
2:26:32
briefings I'm just pulling
apart and
2:26:34
yeah that's what that's why
these people
2:26:37
like em what's his name or
what's her
2:26:40
name it was I we had the her
doing her
2:26:42
fact checks in the last show
with her
2:26:46
clip of fact checks and in fact
checks
2:26:48
at all they're just bullcrap
mm-hmm they
2:26:51
keep saying they would they
want Trump
2:26:53
to stop being on television
they want us
2:26:55
they say the network should
pull the
2:26:57
plug on him the networks are
beat you
2:26:59
know they're thinking well you
know
2:27:00
people like the watch does he
get he'll
2:27:02
get if only one network plays
him the
2:27:04
usually the public will be
drawn to that
2:27:07
they'll kill the other networks
in a
2:27:08
money stream it's just they
don't know
2:27:11
what to do with this guy and
except hate
2:27:14
him well they're very
successful of that
2:27:17
they're good at the hating and
at this
2:27:19
point I I really have to I have
to think
2:27:24
that this president is so
secure in what
2:27:27
he's doing he is ripping apart
or trying
2:27:30
to kick down so many holy homes
holy
2:27:33
houses beehives they need to be
kicked
2:27:35
over he must have buy a kill
switch file
2:27:41
he's got to have something that
if he
2:27:44
gets taken out he's going to get
2:27:47
released and and people know it
ed they
2:27:50
killed JFK over less than what
he's
2:27:52
doing and I mean this sincerely
same
2:27:58
thing know going after the the
secret
2:28:01
societies the Cabal the boule
the
2:28:03
Illuminati the elites it's the
same
2:28:06
fight so it definitely goes
after the
2:28:11
global
2:28:11
and their representatives and
their
2:28:13
representatives are the New
York Times
2:28:15
and CNN these are all globalist
2:28:17
operations of Washington Post
they want
2:28:20
a global government they don't
like the
2:28:22
United States they like a
one-world
2:28:23
government
2:28:24
I mean we're okay for what we
do but you
2:28:28
know a one-world government be
so much
2:28:30
better because you'd have some
single
2:28:32
point of control and you can
coordinate
2:28:34
things that's what you need
because even
2:28:37
with this colvett thing if it
wasn't for
2:28:39
the for the coordination
between all you
2:28:41
know we some central operation
is much
2:28:44
needed I think you have a clip
oh don't
2:28:48
have it handy I'm gonna stop
fights well
2:28:50
I have a clip for you at right
at this
2:28:52
moment at this hour I'm
reporting on
2:28:53
this clip and this is what the
president
2:28:56
was talking about in the past
two weeks
2:28:58
there has been quite a flurry
of news
2:29:00
and it the news surrounds one
small
2:29:04
thing that's happened but I
think big in
2:29:06
its results is the
declassification of
2:29:10
the footnotes in the I think
the malla
2:29:14
report which of course is now
going to
2:29:21
lead to say it with me John
2:29:24
thousands of Washington talking
to he's
2:29:32
back ladies and gentlemen
2:29:34
oh no all right so Joe on Friday
2:29:37
senators Chuck Grassley and Ron
Johnson
2:29:40
disclosed four redacted
footnotes from
2:29:42
the IG report sure there's a
lot to get
2:29:45
to to you which one was the the
most the
2:29:49
most information the
quote-unquote
2:29:51
bombshell of what they released
on
2:29:53
Friday well I think their
information
2:29:54
was important because it
demonstrated
2:29:57
that there is now conclusive
evidence if
2:30:00
anybody really needed it that
the FBI
2:30:02
was engaged in not only selling
this
2:30:06
information but knowingly
selling this
2:30:09
information and the FISA courts
those
2:30:11
four footnotes are very
important and
2:30:13
that's why they were kept
classified and
2:30:15
the reason is they were
classified
2:30:17
because they implicate foreign
2:30:19
governments probably the United
Kingdom
2:30:22
more than
2:30:23
and also very sensitive Russian
2:30:26
intelligence sources that the
CIA is
2:30:29
aware of but more important
than the
2:30:32
footnotes is excuse me for
jumping ahead
2:30:35
here but the headline today is
Bill Barr
2:30:38
announced that they're going to
be
2:30:39
indictments in this case when
he went on
2:30:42
the Laura Ingraham show the
other night
2:30:44
and gave an amazing interview
for an
2:30:48
Attorney General of the United
States he
2:30:51
said yeah yeah sure John Durham
could
2:30:54
write a book report but that's
not what
2:30:56
he's doing he's getting ready
to bring
2:30:58
indictments if he has the
evidence
2:30:59
quote-unquote but but the if he
has the
2:31:02
evidence is like a like a
patent a
2:31:05
footnote well what the Attorney
General
2:31:07
was saying after saying that
crossfire
2:31:09
hurricane was one of the
greatest
2:31:12
tragedies in American history
and that
2:31:14
he's deeply disturbed about
what the
2:31:16
evidence that he has seen I
think it's
2:31:19
pretty clear that John Brennan
if he
2:31:22
doesn't have a lawyer now then
he better
2:31:25
get one because the indictments
are
2:31:27
coming as we have discussed on
this
2:31:28
program for a long time yes Joe
and
2:31:31
we've been waiting for quite a
long time
2:31:33
for your seat sealed
indictments well
2:31:37
this time it's true oh yeah Q
says oh
2:31:41
it's true this time it's true
well I do
2:31:45
think someone has to go to jail
2:31:46
I hope it's combs not gonna be
John
2:31:50
Brennan oh it should be combing
it Comey
2:31:52
call me would be good not only
send away
2:31:54
or meet this one yeah yeah well
it's fun
2:31:59
to listen to these guys have to
say that
2:32:01
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2:32:03
no agenda imagine all the
people who
2:32:06
could do is awesome oh yeah
that'd be
2:32:07
fine
2:32:08
[Music]
2:32:14
by the way you know just before
I start
2:32:18
naming names here hmm starting
with the
2:32:21
Sir Chris Sun de Burgh in
Mercer Island
2:32:23
Washington $158 before
differences I do
2:32:25
want to mention something which
is I've
2:32:31
been writing Amy Goodman today
probably
2:32:33
to an extreme but I have to say
you I
2:32:35
don't know if you you want to
call her
2:32:37
exploit it but I do have to
play this
2:32:38
one little clip first so I just
get it
2:32:40
to the right mood I don't know
if you
2:32:43
would say she's exploitative
but listen
2:32:46
to the new you know that you've
heard
2:32:47
this the Lauren peace report
bladdered I
2:32:50
hear listen to the New
Democracy Now
2:32:52
opening a logo welcome to
democracy now
2:32:55
democracynow.org the quarantine
report
2:32:59
the quarantine report she's
taking a
2:33:02
page from Bannon war room
endemic now
2:33:07
Steven K Benin and this would
be the
2:33:14
quarantine report democracy now
the
2:33:16
quarantine report ears Amy
Goodman
2:33:19
she used to be hot sure Chris
sunbirds
2:33:24
at the top of the list he's
gonna get
2:33:25
upgraded today Mercer Island
yes one at
2:33:29
the 8:44 rich Altman 1:45 in
Winnipeg
2:33:33
Michael Shepperd in Bellevue
Nebraska 1
2:33:37
2 3 5 8 which is the Fibonacci
number
2:33:40
this beauty like yeah got no
big ones
2:33:42
but we got a lot of these and
I'm a fact
2:33:45
I'm I read them in in order a
baronet
2:33:47
sir lineman of the net Raleigh
Hawk yeah
2:33:50
in Anna Illinois do I also 1 2
3 5 8
2:33:53
along with James Zelda of the
turtle
2:33:56
realm
2:33:58
Tim debÃa in Pasco Washington
a sir
2:34:01
Timothy brashears sure dad ass
1 2 3 5 8
2:34:10
Michele small David Hawes in
egg ham no
2:34:17
that's it's not egg ham I think
he's uh
2:34:24
I'm not sure if that's an
airport oh
2:34:29
okay egg ham I like egg ham -
hey cam is
2:34:33
good
2:34:34
Preston Parker uh Jeffrey
Alicia in
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Bethlehem Pennsylvania
2:34:41
Jonathan Farish the big Papa
Papa moose
2:34:43
the big papa moose the big Papa
movie
2:34:46
will become a baron today yeah
it will
2:34:48
be
2:34:48
he's in liberal Kansas that's
what
2:34:50
that's it for our group of
well-wishers
2:34:52
thank you
2:34:53
onward with Gary doin in
Paulding
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Arizona with $120 Kurt kubal in
whoa
2:35:01
Zach Tom Minnesota used to be
112 35 why
2:35:06
SOT they used to be one it got a
2:35:08
birthday used to be one of the
2:35:10
headquarters for cd-rom
manufacturing
2:35:13
and they had a company there
that put
2:35:15
out a whole ton of these things
it was
2:35:18
in the olden days when he had
CD ROMs
2:35:20
that you used for putting
programs else
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it can't be a daughter from the
fifth
2:35:25
column' 100 from so yeah yes he
has an
2:35:28
interesting question Sapulpa no
no um
2:35:32
Kurt Turner's worse there was
this
2:35:35
question Noel Sid yell SID he
says Adam
2:35:40
what happened to the round
tables a
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scream well it's interesting
you say
2:35:45
that because I just ordered
some new a
2:35:47
screaming bear feelings but I
don't see
2:35:51
them here hmm
2:35:54
that's fascinating okay Jason
gay and
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2:45:12
a serger of the fiber night
checking in
2:45:14
in the morning it is well not a
spook
2:45:17
Kevin baby Dean and our
Mignola's are
2:45:20
small in the morning run from
Seattle in
2:45:24
the morning be rad with my
superhot wife
2:45:27
coming here from the farm we
love it
2:45:31
take care morning this is Alex
aka Halle
2:45:34
Berry in the morning this is
Jared and
2:45:36
his wife Stephanie and our four
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resources and two specs cut so
you see
2:45:50
it makes sense to check No
Agenda
2:45:52
meetups calm because you never
know when
2:45:54
you're gonna have a cool shout
out like
2:45:56
that and there's also jujitsu
meetings
2:46:00
and all kinds of virtual stuff
going on
2:46:01
so please consider having a
look at No
2:46:07
Agenda meetups calm it is it is
still
2:46:10
functional despite the Kovach
19 no
2:46:13
agenda meetups talk
2:46:15
sometimes you wanna go hang out
with all
2:46:19
the nice and day
2:46:22
you to be
2:46:24
me check it all hell you wanna
be
2:46:33
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2:46:35
we have a couple of notes we
have to
2:46:37
read there make Goods Oh
2:46:39
one is the de missing 1234
dollar and
2:46:44
fifty six cent note whatever he
says oh
2:46:46
no okay from from yeah the last
show yes
2:46:50
we had a huge gap there and
then there's
2:46:52
also a just one note which I
don't get
2:46:54
why Eric didn't put this in it
put the
2:46:56
birthday in the list but Julie
can
2:46:59
grande make good she wanted to
wish I
2:47:03
have to be birthday to her
husband's
2:47:04
happy 40th birthday which I
think is on
2:47:07
April 12th and somehow she was
missing
2:47:12
from the announcement she
wanted to be
2:47:13
in the last show and there she
is but
2:47:16
anyway happy birthday to one
her husband
2:47:19
she's from well well let's
let's read it
2:47:22
properly a very happy 40th
birthday to
2:47:26
Juan I wish you're on the
expressway
2:47:28
tonight look knighthood love
you till
2:47:31
eternity be zhuzh bezels bezel
from your
2:47:35
smoky hot wife know about the
smoky part
2:47:41
finish the barbecue set smokey
smoke who
2:47:46
knows maybe go with smokey oh
yeah
2:47:48
smokey hot now the longer note
which is
2:47:52
trance 12 on a dollar note we
want to
2:47:54
read that and this is a I don't
know how
2:47:56
it didn't get into the show but
he
2:47:57
didn't so here it is can you
read that
2:47:59
yes from train yes from Trent s
yeah yes
2:48:03
in the morning gentleman from
Charlotte
2:48:04
where's of March 31st Charlotte
PD had
2:48:06
received 300 calls from narc
citizens
2:48:09
reporting supposed stay at home
order
2:48:12
violations I've been a listener
for a
2:48:14
couple of years this is my first
2:48:15
donation could I please have a
deduced
2:48:19
I'd like to dedicate this
donation to my
2:48:22
dad Phil kilo Oscar November
x-ray so
2:48:26
he's a silent key who died last
year
2:48:28
last July of dementia I
discovered the
2:48:31
show at a time when the disease
caused
2:48:33
him to lose interest in a lot
of things
2:48:35
but I know that if he had heard
the show
2:48:37
absent the disease he would have
2:48:38
appreciated your views on
globalism in
2:48:41
the mainstream media I
2:48:42
fortunate to have employment
security
2:48:44
and reliable income right now
but may I
2:48:46
please have jobs karma for the
Dames
2:48:48
Knights and listeners out there
who need
2:48:49
it for my knighting may I
please be
2:48:52
known as Circe Govi which we
just did of
2:48:54
the Piedmont
2:48:55
thank you for your level-headed
2:48:56
perspective it helps a lot when
I speak
2:48:58
with friends and family who
only follow
2:49:01
m5m so yes we'll do that for
you and
2:49:03
thank you very much
2:49:04
and silent kikyo oscar november
x-ray is
2:49:09
in our thoughts jobs jobs jobs
and jobs
2:49:13
let's vote for jobs we've got
karma
2:49:20
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2:49:21
apparently in Washington State
they have
2:49:26
accumulated like 17,000 at
least at the
2:49:29
state level of people lock
turning in
2:49:32
their neighbors were taken to
stepped
2:49:34
foot outside and in Port Angeles
2:49:36
apparently the police have
stopped taken
2:49:39
9-1-1 calls really from
citizens who are
2:49:43
complaining about their neighbor
2:49:44
stepping foot outside 911 km/h
of
2:49:47
calling 9-1-1 because somebody
took
2:49:49
going outside to grab the
newspaper
2:49:50
their mail this is not useful
no it's
2:49:55
bad it could be part of a plan
maybe it
2:49:59
was all intended that way get
us all Gd
2:50:02
about each other who knows I
got a
2:50:04
possible end of show I so to
test on you
2:50:07
oh yeah okay I'm here
2:50:09
this is Governor Cuomo don't
get cocky
2:50:13
don't get arrogant we're in
control wow
2:50:18
that's a great eye so you got
anything
2:50:21
to compete or no I've got no ISO
2:50:23
whatsoever actually my oh my
default if
2:50:28
I would've beaten mine anyway I
do have
2:50:31
the loaded locus report so yes
well of
2:50:33
course we need to get back to
normal
2:50:35
life with the locus report well
let's
2:50:37
start with I got two two clips
there's
2:50:41
both from al-jazeera the only
people
2:50:42
seem to be interested in
reporting on
2:50:44
this and they're not even
reporting on
2:50:45
the main show it's not from a
podcast we
2:50:49
have one room that was 63 do
you need to
2:50:52
set it up more
2:50:53
this is a guy describing a
swarm that's
2:50:55
the size of Manhattan
2:50:57
we had one swarm that was 60
kilometer
2:51:01
by 40 kilometers in Kenya
that's that's
2:51:05
the size of the huge city
imagine the
2:51:09
city of New York that of the
sky covered
2:51:11
with desert locust that the
size of
2:51:14
clouds that we get what the
hell did
2:51:17
that guy just say there's big
clouds the
2:51:24
big clouds all right guys let's
go
2:51:26
locusts do we get a little more
detail
2:51:28
what's proving to be the worst
2:51:30
infestation in over half a
century has
2:51:32
threatened food supplies and
farmland
2:51:35
across Ethiopia Kenya Somalia
Eritrea
2:51:38
and Yemen and the swarms are
still
2:51:41
growing and that means the UN
is warning
2:51:44
that millions of people could
face what
2:51:47
it calls severe acute food
insecurity in
2:51:49
the coming months in a day a
desert
2:51:56
locusts can eat its weight in
leafy
2:51:57
greens the bugs flock in the
billions to
2:52:01
bowring crops and grazing plots
2:52:03
everywhere they go city is part
of the
2:52:07
effort to get the swarms under
control
2:52:09
it's a huge task and it's time
critical
2:52:13
if left uncontrolled the swarms
are
2:52:16
predicted to grow 500 times
more by June
2:52:19
she said even now standing in
one of
2:52:22
these swarms is surreal when
they are
2:52:26
not at the stage of flying but
when they
2:52:29
are younger stage at the stage
of hopper
2:52:31
hopper bands then it looks like
a moving
2:52:34
carpet you have this number of
small
2:52:37
locusts which are not yet
flying and I
2:52:40
really like your marching army
with
2:52:42
millions and millions of small
locusts
2:52:45
on the ground that are moving
it's quite
2:52:48
impressive I have to say do you
think
2:52:50
these things can now they can
live
2:52:51
anywhere can't they locusts
aren't they
2:52:53
are they bulletproof can they
can they
2:52:55
live in Texas as an example
well there's
2:52:57
this specific one is the desert
locust
2:53:00
but there's different kinds of
locusts
2:53:01
and they're cicadas very
similar I want
2:53:03
the cool kind that looks like a
carpet
2:53:05
well that's when they're little
then
2:53:07
they
2:53:07
get the wings next thing you
know they
2:53:09
look like a giant cloud but
it's gonna
2:53:13
grow out at the point we are
now in the
2:53:15
locust phenomenon that could
get 500x
2:53:19
worse well that's gonna be
great because
2:53:23
we can use that for protein
when there's
2:53:25
no more beef available what
else are we
2:53:29
gonna do you know I don't know
but these
2:53:32
things they are just and it's
not
2:53:34
reported much because I mean
it's very
2:53:36
picturesque you think you want
to take
2:53:39
some movies of these giant
Manhattan
2:53:41
size clouds of locusts
2:53:44
apparently blacking out the Sun
at
2:53:46
different points but okay and
then we
2:53:49
got it's not this Trump
anything to do
2:53:50
with it this truck did he do
the locust
2:53:55
wait let's let's do a check
anything
2:53:57
with the trolley orange man bad
okay all
2:54:04
right anyway I'm glad I'm glad
you're
2:54:07
staying on that story it's it's
funny
2:54:10
cuz it's actually hard to stay
on the
2:54:11
story I mean I exist I've made
me have
2:54:14
to go to African sources
because it's
2:54:15
maybe she said what's the
report on it
2:54:18
should just go to Africa no I'm
not
2:54:20
gonna go there what else we got
done
2:54:28
another downer clip we can do
the
2:54:31
eviction flaunted a democracy
now and
2:54:33
you know anti-capitalist
stories good
2:54:37
which one is this eviction
flaunted all
2:54:40
those horrible people is that
the way
2:54:42
you want to hear okay let's go
with this
2:54:45
public our reports landlords in
Georgia
2:54:47
Oklahoma Texas and Florida have
floated
2:54:50
a ban on evictions passed by
Congress
2:54:53
last month as part of the
coronavirus
2:54:54
relief bill investigative
reporters
2:54:57
found scores of incidents where
2:54:58
landlords remove tenants from
federally
2:55:01
backed rental units without
consequence
2:55:03
república says the true number
of
2:55:05
evictions is likely far higher
because
2:55:08
there's no nationwide database
of
2:55:10
eviction filings we need
centralized
2:55:14
government I was I was reading
you know
2:55:16
we're still waiting for
2:55:19
hopefully another 250 billion
dollars
2:55:23
that can go into the Small
Business
2:55:24
Administration paycheck
protection
2:55:27
program I have a clip oh good
because I
2:55:30
have a story that's not about
the new
2:55:32
money but this is another downer
2:55:35
anti-capitalist clip they are
out of
2:55:36
money the Small Business
Administration
2:55:38
said Thursday it's exhausted a
three
2:55:41
hundred forty nine billion
dollar
2:55:43
emergency loan fund the Paycheck
2:55:45
protection program will no
longer accept
2:55:48
new applications unless Congress
2:55:50
approves additional funding
Treasury
2:55:52
secretary Steve minuchin is
seeking an
2:55:54
additional two hundred fifty
billion
2:55:56
dollars for the program
Democrats want
2:55:58
to expand any new relief
measure to
2:56:00
include a hundred billion
dollars for
2:56:02
healthcare providers and a
hundred fifty
2:56:05
billion dollars for state local
and
2:56:06
tribal governments so this is
there's
2:56:11
something weird going on here
we now
2:56:13
with the president and the
Republicans
2:56:16
are messaging is Democrats
holding the
2:56:21
money hostage it's a successful
program
2:56:23
we need to get the money out
there bad
2:56:25
Nancy Pelosi
2:56:27
the ad and the Democrats are
indeed
2:56:31
holding it back but why what do
they
2:56:33
want in there and Forbes
reported on two
2:56:37
separate proposals which I
don't think
2:56:39
would be a part of the 250
billion for
2:56:42
the Small Business
Administration but
2:56:44
they're real have real
proposals and
2:56:48
this would be the have a seven
name for
2:56:50
this thing the emergency money
for
2:56:54
people Act which has been
proposed by
2:56:59
two Democrats row Kahana
2:57:01
and Tim Ryan and their proposed
actually
2:57:04
they have two proposals
proposal one
2:57:07
you're gonna love this two
thousand
2:57:12
dollars per month stimulus
check for
2:57:15
every qualifying American over
the age
2:57:18
of 16 for up to 12 months this
wouldn't
2:57:23
this would yeah it's a bonanza
and
2:57:26
they're addressing some things
that I
2:57:28
know personally have have
disadvantaged
2:57:32
people
2:57:32
this would include individuals
who were
2:57:34
left out of the cares Act
that's the
2:57:37
$1200 stimulus such as some
high school
2:57:41
and college students and adults
with
2:57:43
disabilities who were
ineligible to
2:57:45
receive the stimulus check
because they
2:57:47
were claimed as a dependent on
another
2:57:49
tax return so this is a
universal basic
2:57:52
income and the proposal is
$2,000 per
2:57:56
monthly payment
2:57:58
not everyone has a bank or home
address
2:58:00
to address this the emergency
money for
2:58:02
people's Act calls for
individuals to
2:58:04
get this money through direct
deposit
2:58:06
check prepaid debit card or
mobile money
2:58:09
platforms such as van Moselle
and PayPal
2:58:12
the eligibility every American
16 and
2:58:17
older making less than one
hundred and
2:58:20
thirty thousand dollars will
receive
2:58:23
this check married couple in
number for
2:58:28
this free money married couples
earning
2:58:31
less than two hundred and sixty
thousand
2:58:33
dollars would receive at least
four
2:58:36
thousand dollars per month
2:58:38
qualifying families with
children will
2:58:40
receive an additional five
hundred per
2:58:41
child for up to three children
and
2:58:43
that's per month per month so
that's
2:58:46
proposal to that one proposal
too this
2:58:50
is crazy
2:58:51
cancel rent and mortgage
payments
2:58:53
throughout the corona through
the
2:58:55
coronavirus emergency the bill
would
2:58:59
include full rent payment
forgiveness
2:59:02
for your primary residence or
full
2:59:03
mortgage payment forgiveness no
2:59:05
accumulation of debt for
renters or
2:59:07
homeowners no negative impact
on credit
2:59:09
rating a rental history a
relief fund
2:59:12
will be established for
landlords and
2:59:14
mortgage holders to cover
losses which
2:59:17
would not be small no that'd be
horrible
2:59:20
who would create I think the
two grand a
2:59:22
month is a better deal it would
create
2:59:24
an optional
2:59:25
to finance the purchase of
private
2:59:27
rental properties to increase
the
2:59:29
availability of affordable
housing
2:59:34
interesting concept
2:59:36
dad they're not going anywhere
with
2:59:37
either one of those let's face
it it's
2:59:39
not gonna happen
2:59:40
you don't much of a drain it's
already
2:59:42
bad enough they already cuz you
kill the
2:59:44
economy then you start taking
money
2:59:46
where there's nothing exists
it's just
2:59:47
that it's crazy we have all
this we have
2:59:50
all this magic money John the
immunized
2:59:53
money
2:59:53
yeah well the immunized money
where's
2:59:55
the SBA loans I mean White's
improved it
2:59:59
just has to be approved now
we'll see
3:00:02
hold on you said I know
companies who do
3:00:05
who did get an SBA loan
3:00:07
I know companies who put in for
one and
3:00:09
didn't get one it is real yeah
I know
3:00:11
but it's sketchy as it's a
spotty it's
3:00:13
not consistent is nothing that
people
3:00:15
can you know it's even the 1200
bucks
3:00:18
that people are supposed to be
getting
3:00:19
it's like you know Jay got it
but Nick
3:00:21
didn't get it and other people
got it
3:00:23
and other people didn't get it
what
3:00:24
what's the hang-up there's
maybe they'll
3:00:26
get it eventually maybe they
won't I
3:00:28
don't know yeah and then you
had the
3:00:29
bank stealing certain money
from certain
3:00:31
people the whole thing is it's
not
3:00:34
organized well I'm it's fine
3:00:36
I mean I gotta do something
because
3:00:39
they've killed basically killed
the
3:00:42
country you know well it's it's
better
3:00:43
than other countries I don't
well
3:00:46
barring late Jerry when they
shoot you
3:00:47
know six feet apart all right
with that
3:00:50
on that super happy note yay
end of show
3:00:55
mixes as I'm going to throw in
a little
3:00:57
extra ditty there from Rolando
Gonzalez
3:00:59
and before that you'll get
Kovac 19 from
3:01:03
Meno Demento no does he have
Kovac 19
3:01:09
just jokingly after the after
this
3:01:14
program on no agenda stream
calm episode
3:01:17
58 of grumpy old Benz and I
look forward
3:01:23
to seeing everybody on Thursday
when
3:01:25
we'll probably have some
changes to
3:01:27
report on here in Austin Texas
yeah I
3:01:30
think we'll have some changes
hopefully
3:01:32
some changes in the Euro land
zone
3:01:35
keeping tabs on that as well
3:01:37
and currently I am in
opportunity zone
3:01:39
33 it's part of the drone star
state the
3:01:43
capital Austin Texas FEMA
region number
3:01:44
6 if you're looking me up on a
3:01:46
governmental map please
remember us at
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Dvorak org slash and a until
Thursday in
3:01:51
the morning everybody ie my a
Madame
3:01:53
Curie and from northern Silicon
Valley
3:01:56
where we're locked down and
we're loving
3:01:58
it I'm John C Dvorak we return
on
3:02:00
Thursday right here on no agenda
3:02:02
remember us at the varactor org
slash
3:02:03
today until then adios
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is that the same guy we want in
charge
3:03:27
of our vaccines what if we get
Vista
3:03:36
vaccine never want a serious
crisis
3:03:44
[Music]
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ill effects of Maxine's lips
make
3:04:16
baby you would put your
granddaddy
3:04:18
Chinese origination if I don't
you mean
3:04:28
certificate of vaccination do
it for
3:04:36
your big mama
3:04:37
do it for your papa do it for
your papa
3:04:39
especially in communities of
color stop
3:04:44
the spread and 27 in the Indian
3:04:48
government dialed back cases
vaccine
3:04:51
that regimen and evicted its
and his
3:04:53
cronies
3:04:54
[Music]
3:05:13
Oh
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[Music]
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the HQ
3:05:58
out here from 300 to 500 and
even 1
3:06:11
million dollars a year China's
conveying
3:06:14
them once to the Queen and they
are very
3:06:17
very china
3:06:18
centric Chinese subject to get
the
3:06:20
better of the argument and I
don't like
3:06:26
that I really don't like that I
don't
3:06:28
know if it's appropriate I
don't think
3:06:30
it's fair the new American
painful and
3:06:33
you know I tell that to
President Xi I
3:06:34
tell this to doctor tippers
3:06:37
let's look at one time I think
he's a
3:06:38
very nice guy like he's already
done
3:06:42
that if you read the can notice
it's
3:06:44
right these people over the
world with
3:06:47
his vaccines Oh
3:06:49
sticking it cuz Tuesday night
will
3:06:52
upgrade it or fiction
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mofo Bora dot org slash
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and a don't get cocky don't get
arrogant
3:07:09
we're in control